[16:44:29] <dsaez>	 leila
[16:45:52] <leila>	 dsaez . I'll write to you shortly.
[16:48:08] <dsaez>	 yes, just ping me when you want., I have no important meetings todays.
[17:30:58] <leila>	 dsaez, isaacj: can we have a 20-min planning to(day|night) for the reader research? We have some work to do now. ;) https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research_talk:Characterizing_Wikipedia_Reader_Behaviour/Demographics_and_Wikipedia_use_cases#Interested_languages
[17:31:47] <isaacj>	 yeah, i saw that!! nice work! and yes - i'll let Diego set the time as it's midday for me. I have a 2pm PT hard stop today though
[17:32:05] <dsaez>	 Ok, now?
[17:34:36] <leila>	 dsaez, isaacj: in 10 seconds. ;) invitation sent.
[17:35:01] <isaacj>	 oooh - give me two minutes to get to a better video spot :) but then i'll join
[17:35:13] <leila>	 isaacj: ok. thanks.
[17:41:34] <dsaez>	 Ill neee 5 min
[17:42:39] <leila>	 ok
[17:46:54] <leila>	 dsaez: link is sent to your email.
[17:47:21] <dsaez>	 Ok
[17:49:24] <dsaez>	 Going
[22:20:03] <leila>	 dsaez: about the smaller languages: Anthere has responded with some options. check https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Research_talk:Characterizing_Wikipedia_Reader_Behaviour/Demographics_and_Wikipedia_use_cases&type=revision&diff=18921498&oldid=18920947&diffmode=source
[22:20:24] <leila>	 dsaez: no rush to do it now. just FYI for now.
[22:22:02] <leila>	 isaacj: do you want to check with Clemens about whether we should expect to see less participation by women in surveys?
[22:24:47] <leila>	 (for context for others who may read: we ran a pilot on enwiki to ask readers about their demographics on top motivations for reading Wikipedia articles and some 76% have reported to be men. One hypothesis is that women can be less likely to participate in online surveys. This is a pilot and data is small, <1000, but we want to make sure we understand what's going on before we send out the survey at a larger scale)