Hi Pine, On Tue, Sep 18, 2018 at 12:11 PM Pine W <wiki.pine(a)gmail.com> wrote: Youtube, something that we could include in addition to Wikimedia pageview statistics? I imagine that this would require cooperation from Alphabet and other companies that reuse Wikimedia content. It would be nice if we could get that cooperation. This is an interesting idea, and as Dan has mentioned in his response, something that we're generally interested in. Measuring re-use can open up a lot of opportunities for us as a Movement: that the importance of Wikipedia does not end in Wikipedia, that the content and knowledge is presented to different audiences through a variety of channels. While we may be able to start getting some raw numbers for re-use from specific platforms (through cooperations that you called out or other means), the problem is much more complex than what those raw numbers can show and a part of me is interested to address that more fundamental question and not summarize the value of Wikipedia with direct pageviews. We all know that the value of WP doesn't end in Wikipedia. For example, the exact/rough value of Wikipedia for Knowledge Vault [1] which was/is the underlying mechanism for surfacing search results in Google and other major websites' products is unknown to us. It is easier to measure how many times Wikipedia is directly used in Google Home, Alexa, Google/bing/etc. search, and harder to see the value of Wikipedia for many of the services we enjoy using today on and outside of the Web (including search logic, Google/Yandex/etc. translation machines, many of the advancements in AI and ML fields (NLP field has highly benefited from WP for example and NLP is heavily used across many industries), ...). From the research perspective, the really interesting and informing research question is: what is the value of Wikipedia? (both economic and otherwise) across the many languages. It would be great to be able to get to the bottom of this question. If we can measure this, we have opened up a major force to open up more doors for Wikipedia. Best, Leila [1] https://storage.googleapis.com/pub-tools-public-publication-data/pdf/45634.…