monitoimittajaisiksi

Monitoimittajaisiksi is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "multi-editor event" or "mass editing event." It refers to a collaborative effort where multiple editors simultaneously work on a specific topic or project, often within a wiki environment or a similar collaborative platform. These events are typically organized to address a particular need, such as improving the coverage of a subject, correcting errors, or adding new content on a large scale.

The primary goals of a monitoimittajaisiksi can vary. They might be used to quickly update information during a developing event, such as a natural disaster or a significant news story. Alternatively, they can be employed to systematically enhance the quality and comprehensiveness of a particular category of articles, for instance, focusing on a specific scientific field or a historical period. Such events can also serve as a way to onboard new contributors, providing them with a structured and supportive environment to learn and contribute.

The success of a monitoimittajaisiksi often relies on good planning and coordination. This typically involves defining the scope of the event, setting clear guidelines and targets for editors, and providing necessary resources or training. Communication channels are crucial to ensure that editors can collaborate effectively, share knowledge, and resolve any issues that arise. While the term is Finnish, the concept of mass collaborative editing events is common across various online communities and collaborative platforms worldwide, often referred to by different names.