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#206 will start sending emails to Polyglots and Training contributors (see #27, #190, and Angela's post).
That's just an initial test, though. For it to be effective, we'll need to:
Evaluate the effects of the Polyglots/Training tests
Iterate based on feedback
Publish update post to give team reps a heads up
Expand it to a few more teams that have contributions tracked, and iterate. Support, Core, Meta, and Community come to mind.
Expand it to all teams. The teams will need to have contributions tracked in Profiles first, though.
#119 and #189 are related. If a team doesn't have enough activity tracked in Profiles, we may want to fallback to using a simpler criteria, like "has the user logged in to w.org in the past 3 months?"
We could maybe update is_active() to have logic like this:
if the user is on a team that has lots of activity tracked (core, polyglots, etc), then use the "last contribution" as the factor to determine if they're active
otherwise use the last login
We could move the team-based logic from prune_unnotifiable_xprofiles() to is_active(), to simplify things. is_active() can handle the different criteria, then everything else can just depend on it instead of having to be aware of that logic.
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#206 will start sending emails to Polyglots and Training contributors (see #27, #190, and Angela's post).
That's just an initial test, though. For it to be effective, we'll need to:
#119 and #189 are related. If a team doesn't have enough activity tracked in Profiles, we may want to fallback to using a simpler criteria, like "has the user logged in to w.org in the past 3 months?"
We could maybe update
is_active()
to have logic like this:We could move the team-based logic from
prune_unnotifiable_xprofiles()
tois_active()
, to simplify things.is_active()
can handle the different criteria, then everything else can just depend on it instead of having to be aware of that logic.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: