Hi MarcoAurelio, I'm working with [[User:EpochFail]] (@halfak on irc) on a research study to look into how [[mw:ORES]] is working out on wikis where it has been enabled. I was hoping to talk a little about what the kind of work you do on Spanish Wikibooks and about how the ORES edit filters and classifiers have been working out. Do you use any tools other than [[Special:RecentChanges]] or [[Special:Watchlist]] that take advantage of ORES? I'm also interested in any other observations you may have about how the ORES scores are working out. Thank you! [[Usuario:Groceryheist|Groceryheist]] ([[Usuario discusión:Groceryheist|discusión]]) 01:20 12 jun 2019 (UTC)
: Hello [[Usuario:Groceryheist|Groceryheist]], thanks for your kind message. We certainly benefit from ORES filters here and I am delighted to have this feature enabled. In addition to RecentChanges and the Watchlist, we have also taked [[Special:Contribs/SeroBOT]] to revert edits that have a high 'damaging' or 'bad faith' score, which help us keep a low degree of vandalism on recent edits. Please let me know if you have further questions. I am on some sort of wikibreak so I might be slow to reply, but I surely do :) Thanks again. Best regards, —[[User:MarcoAurelio|MarcoAurelio]] ([[User talk:MarcoAurelio|talk]]) 10:24 14 jun 2019 (UTC)
:: Hi {{U|MarcoAurelio}}, thanks a lot for getting back to me. I'm particularly interested in more details about how you feel like this community benefits from ORES. Are there any particular ways that it makes work easier or more efficient? Imagine you're talking to a total Wiki newbie :) Also, is there anyone else on enWikibooks that you think might want to talk to me about quality control and ORES on Spanish Wikibooks? Thanks again! [[Usuario:Groceryheist|Groceryheist]] ([[Usuario discusión:Groceryheist|discusión]]) 18:15 17 jun 2019 (UTC)
