more about org transparency

[astolat]

While doing the chat followup questions, I got so caught up in writing the tl;dr team collaboration answer that when the "one hour warning!" note came through I realized I hadn't answered the others and I hastily dashed off fairly shorthand answers, so let me clarify a little bit more on the transparency question

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[frogspace]

The last AO3 news post got 85 page views the day it went up. By comparison, the archive as a whole gets 600,000 page views a *day*. And of those 600,000 pageviews, about half are by guests, so we can't even send out AO3 user notification emails and expect to reach everyone.

That's exactly how I understood your answer. It was interesting to see the different interpretations and reactions to it though. I don't know if making the internal wiki public is a good solution or not. I know I was curious about that wiki because everyone was praising it so highly! Having access to such a central tool would certainly give an impression of the kind of information that's available to staffers and what the processes look like.