[18:49:20] <kristenlans>	 jaufrecht: dstrine ggellerman awjr do you guys have any particular preference for how we break out (or not break out) to finalize out strategy tests? If no one has a strong pref, I'll just propose something :-)
[18:52:02] <ggellerman>	 kristenlans: I am happy to pair with anyone :)  If it makes sense for us to tackle any as a group and then pair on the remaining ones, then that would be fine, too.  Apologies if that is a crazy suggestion- forgive me, I am a newbie here ;)
[18:52:27] <awjr>	 i trust your judgement kristenlans, happy with any arrangement :)
[18:59:13] <meeple27>	 ggellerman: Is there a page somewhere describing wmf values/policies around running a/b tests?
[19:01:41] <ggellerman>	  meeple27 will check with Researchers and get back to you
[19:01:50] <meeple27>	 awesome. thanks!
[19:05:20] <dstrine>	 kristenlans:  I don't have a preference 
[19:06:09] <ggellerman>	 meeple27>  Halfak tells me no documentation, but he'd be happy to talk to you so DM him
[19:06:41] <meeple27>	 ggellerman: Thanks. I was hoping to respond to a community member concern by just pointing to existing docs :(
[19:07:38] <ggellerman>	 meeple27>  will raise your plight with RD team
[19:08:06] <meeple27>	 ggellerman. Thanks. Someone objects to us treating wikipedians as "lab rats" 
[19:08:53] <ggellerman>	 meeple27: do you know if this is in Research or Design Research context?
[19:24:23] <meeple27>	 ggellerman: It is to test the effects of UI/UX changes
[19:24:53] <ggellerman>	 meeple27: will check with Design Researchers as well
[19:25:02] <meeple27>	 thx
[19:30:42] <wikibugs>	 6Team-Practices, 6Community-Advocacy, 6Developer-Relations, 10Wikimedia-Developer-Summit-2016, 3DevRel-November-2015: Goal: Binding code of conduct for all Wikimedia technical spaces with consequences for breaches - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T90908#1778559 (10Qgil)
[19:35:25] <ggellerman>	 meeple27>  DR's response was these sentiments are not uncommon, but we don't have an opt-out option.  I have also added the topic to our staff meeting today- will let you know what comes of that
[20:10:09] <meeple27>	 ggellerman: Thanks. Seems worth addressing as an explicit public policy
[22:08:45] <wikibugs>	 6Team-Practices: [EPIC] engage phaclity and drive feature requests through upstream - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T117608#1779603 (10DStrine) 3NEW a:3DStrine
[22:15:13] <wikibugs>	 6Team-Practices: [EPIC] engage phaclity and drive feature requests through upstream - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T117608#1779632 (10DStrine)
[22:16:09] <wikibugs>	 6Team-Practices: [EPIC] engage phacility and drive feature requests through upstream - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T117608#1779636 (10DStrine)