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The Wikimedia Foundation's editor engagement experiments (E3) team is a group within the broader Engineering and Product Development department. Its mission is to use data-driven methods to acquire and retain new contributors to Wikipedia, and other Wikimedia communities.

MediaWiki.org documentation about the team's work, primarily covering engineering and design specifications
Meta covers the experimental design and data analysis for the team, in the Research namespace
English Wikipedia's hub about the team, including an FAQ for editors

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	The Wikimedia Foundation's '''editor engagement experiments''' ('''E3''') team is a group within the broader Engineering & Product Development department. Its mission is to use data-driven methods to acquire and retain new contributors to Wikipedia, and other Wikimedia communities.		The Wikimedia Foundation's '''editor engagement experiments''' ('''E3''') team is a group within the broader [[Engineering and Product Development]] department. Its mission is to use data-driven methods to acquire and retain new contributors to Wikipedia, and other Wikimedia communities.

	* [[mw:E3\|MediaWiki.org documentation]] about the team's work, primarily covering engineering and design specifications		* [[mw:E3\|MediaWiki.org documentation]] about the team's work, primarily covering engineering and design specifications