Clips or Hours? ...how we communicate data going forward
See original GitHub issueCurrently we collect and validate clips
, these translate magically to hours
. The overall goals of the Common Voice project are measured in hours, though we are currently counting and measuring clips
as user level stats.
Suggestion: move to time based measurements across the project (including user stats).
@mikehenrty @Gregoor @kdavis-mozilla what are the implications of doing this? Is it technically feasible?
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Definitely technically feasible as we just estimate by average length of clip. This is what we currently do for the homepage progress bar for instance.
After giving this some though, I feel using hours/minutes vs clip count is better since it informs the user of the sense of scale we need. It might be a little disillusioning when their profile clip count changes from, say 2000 clips, to 2.5 hours. But I think the switch is worth it to not hide our goals and how we are actually making progress towards them.
Long story short, I agree with your suggestion 😃
➤ Megan Branson commented:
Moving this to done as we’ve started the implementation migration to hours. Thanks all!