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Backlogs of work needing to be done is a consistent challenge in Wikipedia. One of them is the backlog of articles needing review , which when ACTRIAL started contained more than 14,000 articles; the issue of keeping up with the influx of articles being created was arguably one of the motivations for the trial. During the trial, this backlog has been reduced considerably, mainly accomplished during a backlog drive from mid-December through January. Prior to and after that drive, there were long periods of general stability in the backlog. Typically, patrolling work is in balance with the influx of articles being reviewed, something we also find is the case for the first part of the trial (related measure of Hypothesis 9 ^{free shipping pay with paypal Casadei checked bowembellished sandals free shipping prices cheap purchase sale low cost bg4g4X1} ).

This shift of content creation from the article to the Draft namespace is worrisome. Previous research ^[4] has shown that the AfC process is not as collaborative as creating content in the article namespace. It’s problematic if Wikipedia derails contributions by new users into a space where collaboration does not happen, leaving the newcomer to figure everything out on their own.

Multiple indicators point to a significantly lower influx of unencyclopedic content in the article (Main) namespace. Some of this content appears to be created in the Draft namespace. For articles passing our "encyclopedic content" criteria, there is not a significant change in quality. We also find that articles do not gain quality more rapidly during their first 30 days since creation. In other words, ACTRIAL appears to be successful in reducing the creation of low-quality articles that would typically have been deleted.

“ S.A.V.E. has demonstrated how a collaboration of municipalities, organizations and individuals can work together to accomplish a common purpose. Our great lake drives our passion and our future and deserves our very best. We are committed to its future and using our recent success in going forward.”

A Partnership for a Future Free of Invasives

Comprised of municipal leaders, conservation groups, and researchers, the S.A.V.E. (Stop Aquatic inVasives from Entering) Lake George Partnership was formed in late 2012 in response to the urgent need for a mandatory invasives prevention program. Prevention is widely viewed as the only way to protect the Lake–and a regional economy closely tied to its pristine waters–from the mounting invasives threat.

“The stakes could not be higher and the historic opportunity to save Lake George will slip from our hands unless we all act now.”

S.A.V.E. began its efforts by forging a Memorandum of Understanding declaring the need for “a new mandatory boat inspection and decontamination program for Lake George…” A chief concern identified in the MOU was the “grave and imminent threat from aquatic invasive species, including Quagga mussels, that can spread when they are in juvenile, microscopic form, and are highly transportable by boats in engine waters, bilge waters, ballast waters, live well waters and anchors, as well as live bait containers.”

The agreement’s principal aim was a permanent program “to protect the water quality and public enjoyment of Lake George to the maximum extent practicable by proactively preventing the introduction of new aquatic invasive species.” The MOU also made clear the need to work in active partnership with the State of New York.

“When we come to the table, we are business owners and environmentalists, Democrats and Republicans, we are a partnership with diverse interests who all share a stake in the fate of these Adirondack lakes. We dare not delay any longer. Our economic and environmental well-being depends on our working together to stop these invasive species in their tracks.”

S.A.V. E.'s potent voice and commitment to paying half the cost of the mandatory prevention program (with the other half paid by New York State) led to formal adoption of the mandatory prevention program by the Lake George Park Commission in January 2014. Adult Syracuse Orange Memory Foam Slide Sandals Manchester sale online CP6cc
will be accompanied by decontamination (or wash) stations at key locations around the Lake where the volume of high risk—transient boats from other water bodies—is greatest.

The Developed Country NGO Delegation

The Developed Country NGO Delegation to the Board of the GF (also referred to as the ‘Civil Society Developed Country Constituency’ ) is represented on the Board by one elected Board Member (BM), one elected Alternate Board Member (ABM) and a designated Communication Focal Point (CFP).

The broader CS Developed Country constituency includes a number of Delegation members who are representatives of NGOs based in Western Europe, the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand as well as international NGOs headquartered in developed countries.

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