[00:55:46] <guillom>	 Hey leila. Were you looking for me yesterday?
[01:03:03] <leila>	 hey guillom. Yes. Yes. I wanted to see if you have a favorite landing page somewhere on meta that is organizable/readable for an audience that want to get an overview of a project without going too much in details (at least first).
[01:03:31] <leila>	 I like the strategic direction page (the tabs in that page have some potential for what I have in mind), but I'd love it if the visuals are much stronger. :)
[01:03:52] <guillom>	 Ah I was going to paste that link :D
[01:04:01] <leila>	 :P
[01:04:09] <guillom>	 By visuals you mean the icons?
[01:05:28] <leila>	 I guess I have to be more specific. ;) I mean: a stronger brand/identity for the page. This reflects itself in the colors used (in icons, tabs, etc.) but also in the way content is organized.
[01:05:52] <guillom>	 Other examples I can think of are https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Resource_Center  and https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:Start
[01:06:06] <harej>	 !!!!
[01:06:49] <guillom>	 And the tabs that connect the Tech pages, like Tech News, Tech forum, etc (although some are obsolete): https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/News
[01:06:53] <leila>	 interesting, guillom. I hadn't seen these pages. thanks.
[01:07:21] <guillom>	 harej: do you have an IRC alert on the WRC link? :p
[01:07:28] <harej>	 no I just saw it
[01:07:31] <leila>	 :D
[01:07:57] <harej>	 If you're interested in tab-based navigation on meta there's https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:Portal_navigation
[01:08:09] <harej>	 which allows for a significant degree of customization
[01:08:38] * leila digs
[01:11:46] <leila>	 thank you both. for context: I'm trying to bring some sanity to all the pages about knowledge gap related research, step by step, and I still need to wrap my head around how to do that. These are really helpful links. One day, quiddity will be proud of me. :D
[01:12:47] <quiddity>	 <3
[01:13:03] <quiddity>	 (already/always. But yes!)
[01:13:19] <leila>	 (;)
[01:15:39] <leila>	 btw, is phabricator down only for me?
[01:17:02] <leila>	 nevermind. back.
[12:29:56] <bmansurov>	 halfak: o/ my github username is kodchi
[18:16:05] <guillom>	 lzia: Another page for your collection: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Learning_and_Evaluation/L&E_Workshop_Kits/Storytelling
[18:32:11] <HaeB>	 neilpquinn: good point about the spectre/meltdown mitigations, we considered that too, but that quantization issue already occurred in october/november (and doesn't look much different for the data from after these fixes)
[19:34:32] <neilpquinn>	 HaeB: yeah, I knew that the mitigations happened after the A/B tests, but I was thinking that perhaps it was some similar security precaution. But since the mitigations didn't affect the data much, that probably suggests it not a security precaution. Anyway, y'all have clearly already thought about this much more than me :)