This is Sebastián Sánchez. I am Wikisanchez in both [[wikipedia:User:Wikisanchez|English]] and [https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usuario:Wikisanchez Spanish] Wikipedia. I work for Vipul Naik as content creator. A diary with notes is being written in [[User:Sebastian/notes]]

* [[Timeline of NTT Docomosearch engine optimization]] (tentative Tentative payment accepted)** Add charts for stock price✔ and market cap✘ (so far I couldn't find the csv files)** The Google Finance chart for stock price shows a drop in 2002; is this because of a stock split or a change in calculation methodology? It would be good to include details of a stock split if there was one✔** Add a separate row for the London Stock exchange delisting (it is currently mentioned as an aside in another row)✔

* [[Timeline of HTTPS adoptionSpaceX]] ('''Due date on March 1, 2020. Late and incomplete'''tentative payment accepted)** Use https://transparencyreport.google.com/https/overview to give the dates that various Google products moved to 100% HTTPS (exclude Google Drive which appears to have been at 100% HTTPS before the first available date of the report, and exclude things that are still not at 100% HTTPS✔/✘ (Vipul: capture the Json from the network panel to confirm the dates)** Cover the launch of whynohttps.com✔ (see the launch blog post https://www.troyhunt.com/why-no-https-heres-the-worlds-largest-websites-not-redirecting-insecure-requests/** Cover the launch of sites like neverssl.com and their purposes✔** See if there is online discussion of why software sites like apache.org, w3.org✘(it appears to be already using https), and nginx.org✘(so far I haven't found discussion on this) still use plain HTTP** Add Wikipedia Views✔ and Google Trends✔ data.

=== Works on Wikipedia =Outside Timelineswiki ==

Requested* Wikihow work (Vipul's complete list of pages: [https://vipulnaik.com/wikihow/Accepted]):   Other (not requested, not under contract, not presented for payment update):

Note: Shown here to ease activity monitoring outside timelineswiki. Remove after some time. Note: Funding for these works hasn't been discussed, therefore this list is not presented for payment update.

=== By May September 1, 2020 ===

* [[Timeline of influenzaNetflix]](expansion)** '''Vipul's reasons for marking as priority work''':*** '''Pageviews''' (sufficient in isolation): Expand to include more comprehensive coverage The timeline has had [https://analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&start_date=2018-07-16&pagepath_regex=Netflix over 5,000 views since the last significant update on 2018-07-15] ([https://contractwork.vipulnaik.com/tasks.php?receptacle=Timeline+of+Netflix&matching=exact list of all work on the timeline]). It therefore clearly qualifies per the heuristic of flu epidemics and pandemics"at least 1,000 views since the last significant update."*** '''Time since last update''': The timeline has not been significantly updated for two years, and in general cover which therefore passes the filter "don't update timelines more eventsfrequently than once a year. Interest in influenza "*** '''Qualitative outdatedness''': There have been many updates, particularly on the competition front (and in pandemics in generalincluding the launch of Disney+) is increasing .*** '''Topicality''': Netflix has benefited in 2020 because of revenue from COVID-19 stay-at-home, and traffic to the coronavirus pandemictimeline has also increased. It may be worth capturing this interest better.* New ** '''Cannibalization opportunity from Wikipedia''': The corresponding timelineon Wikipedia gets [https: //wikipediaviews.org/displayviewsformultiplemonths.php?page=Timeline +of infection control; this timeline should cover ideas in infection control like qurantines+Netflix&allmonths=allmonths&language=en&drilldown=human over 10, cordon sanitaire000 pageviews per month], social distancing, contact tracing, hand washing, etcdespite being less detailed and not particularly up-to-date either. There will be some overlap with [[is significant upside if we can beat Wikipedia in search engine rankings.** Sebastian: Google Trends and Wikipedia Views.** Vipul: I know that in the past, I had asked to include all Netflix original content in the full timeline . However, given the significant scaling up of epidemiology]] but original content by Netflix, I think it will be much more focused on is better to only keep in the full timeline the original content that was significant in some way (e.g., the practical steps involved with infection controlfirst original content, using pandemics and epidemics as illustrative cases for how good the practice is at any given first original content in some language, all-timetop-performing content). Instead, I suggest a separate section that summarizes, by year, the number and possibly a list of original content in that year.

=== By October 1, 2020 === * [[Timeline of face masks]] (new timeline):** '''Vipul's reasons for marking as priority work''':*** '''Topicality''': The role of face masks in combating COVID-19 has received a lot of attention.*** '''Existence value''': Face masks seem like an important topic to understand, given the role they may play in infection control. === By November 1, 2020 === * [[Timeline of Amazon.com]] (expansion)** '''Vipul's reasons for marking this as priority work''':*** '''Pageviews''' (sufficient in isolation): The timeline has had [https://analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&pagepath_regex=Amazon.com&start_date=2018-04-29 over 4,000 pageviews] since the last significant update on 2018-04-28.*** '''Time since last update''': The time since last update will be 2.5 years at the due date for this timeline. This is well above the 1-year minimum.*** '''Qualitative outdatedness''': There have been many developments at Amazon since the last update to the timeline.*** '''Topicality''': Interest in the timeline has increased in light of general increased in interest in Amazon due to COVID-19.*** '''Cannibalization opportunity from Wikipedia''': The corresponding timeline on Wikipedia gets comparable numbers of pageviews, so we have a doubling opportunity by improving search engine ranking. === By December 15, 2020 === * [[Timeline of vaccines]] (Expansion started on June 1, 2020): Expand, restructure, add columns and in particular make it a more useful timeline for people trying to understand vaccines in order to understand the prospects for a coronavirus vaccine.** '''Vipul's reasons for marking as priority work''':*** '''Pageviews''': The timeline has had [https://analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&pagepath_regex=vaccines&start_date=2018-06-02 500 pageviews since being published 2018-06-01]. It's halfway to the 1000-pageview mark that is sufficient to trigger an expansion.*** '''Time since last update''': The timeline was last updated 2018-06-01, so it is a little over two years old. This passes the minimum threshold of one year, but is not enough to be sufficient for an expansion.*** '''Topicality''' (almost sufficient): Vaccines are a subject of discussion these days with potential coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines in the works. === By February 1, 2021 === * [[Timeline of Tesla Motors]] (expansion)** '''Vipul's reasons for marking as priority work''':*** '''Time since last update''' (sufficient in isolation): The timeline passes the "five years since the last update" threshold; it has not undergone any significant expansion on Timelines wiki (it was last updated on Wikipedia, and the last paid update was in 2015).*** '''Pageviews''': The timeline has had [https://analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&pagepath_regex=Tesla almost 900 views on Timelines wiki as of mid-July 2020]. At this rate, it should get 1, 2020 000 views by the due date of the expansion.*** '''Qualitative outdatedness''': The subject of the timeline has had significant updates in the last few years (and its stock price has grown like crazy), to the point that the timeline feels quite outdated.** Sebastian: Google Trends and Wikipedia Views. Compare with SpaceX and other Musk companies. === By March 1, 2021 ===

=== By September May 1, 2020 2021 === Expansions for:

* [[Timeline of waste managementWeWork]] (expansion started on 4 February 2020‎) ** Sebastian'''Vipul's reasons for marking this as priority work''':*** '''Pageviews''' (sufficient in isolation): The timeline has had [https: Give me more time to cover this {{w|List of waste types}}//analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&pagepath_regex=WeWork&start_date=2020-01-28 1, this {{w|Index of waste management articles}}321 pageviews between 2020-01-27 (last update) and mid-July], this {{w|List of waste management concepts}} and should have more than double that many by the due date.*** '''Time since last update''': The gap between the last update and the due date for this {{w|List of solid waste treatment technologies}}one is at least one year. Also {{w|reuse * [[Timeline of excreta}}, {{w|compost}}, {{w|anaerobic digestion}}, {{w|mechanical biological treatment}}, {{w|Ship disposal}}, {{w|Demolition waste}}, {{w|Illegal dumping}}, {{w|Waste picker}}5G]] (expansion)** '''Vipul'sreasons for marking this as priority work''':*** '''Pageviews''' (sufficient in isolation): The timeline has had [https://analytics.vipulnaik.com/top-pages.php?project_title=Timelines%20wiki&pagepath_regex=5G&start_date=2020-03-20 1, {{w|Waste hierarchy}}000+ pageviews between 2020-03-28 (creation) and mid-July], {{w|London Convention on and should have more than double that many by the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter}}, {{w|OSPAR Convention}}, {{w|Oslo Dumping Convention}}, {{w|Barcelona Convention}}, {{w|Global waste trade}}due date. ** Sebastian: Add a sample questions section.** Sebastian'''Time since last update''': Add a separate column on The gap between the type of wastelast update and the due date for this one is at least one year.

* [[Timeline of recycling]] (expansion started on 3 February 2020)‎ ** Vipul: Include themes such as the changes to the relative costs and benefits of recycling versus trash=== By August 1, the introduction of single-stream recycling✔, China's "National Sword" policy✔ and its impact on global recycling✔, the UN's work on solid waste management, impacts of plastic waste on ocean plastic pollution. See also [https://ourworldindata.org/plastic-pollution Our World in Data on plastic pollution] and [[wikipedia:plastic pollution|plastic pollution on Wikipedia]] for some data on the latter.** Vipul: For the timeline of recycling, it would be good to add a separate column on the type of material being recycled (metal, plastic, glass, paper/cardboard) so that it's easier to understand trends by the type of material.✔** Sebastian: Give me more time to cover some events on this {{w|Index of recycling articles}}, this [[w:Category:Recycling by material|Recycling by material list]], more on {{w|Blue box recycling system}}✔, {{w|Recycling codes}}, {{w|Computer recycling}}✔, {{w|Appliance recycling}}✔, {{w|Automotive oil recycling}}✔, {{w|Battery recycling}}✔, {{w|Bottle recycling}}, {{w|PET bottle recycling}}, {{w|Drug recycling}}, {{w|Fluorescent lamp recycling}}, {{w|Reclaimed lumber}}, {{w|Mobile phone recycling}}✔, {{w|Paint recycling}}✔, {{w|Concrete recycling}}, {{w|Cotton recycling}}, {{w|Refrigerant reclamation}}, {{w|Timber recycling}}✔, {{w|Vegetable oil recycling}}✔, {{w|Downcycling}}✔, {{w|Repurposing}}, {{w|Land recycling}}, {{w|Recursive recycling}}, {{w|Upcycling}}, {{w|Precycling}}, {{w|Freecycling}}, {{w|Dumpster diving}}, {{w|Freeganism}}, {{w|Container-deposit legislation}}, {{w|Ethical consumerism}}, and {{w|Vehicle recycling}}✔.** Sebastian: Add a sample question section.2021 ===

=== By March 1, 2021 =Not ready ==

* Wikipedia: take a look at missing influenza outbreaks. Also check family ''{{w|Coronaviridae}}''.* [[Timeline of malaria bioethics]] (expand (expansion started on 18 December 2019)) * [[Timeline of cognitive biases]]* [[Timeline of pollution]] **(Vipul: China's "National Sword" policy and its impact on global recycling, the UN's work on solid waste management, impacts of plastic waste on ocean plastic pollution. See also [https://ourworldindata.org/plastic-pollution Our World in 2019Data on plastic pollution] and [[wikipedia:plastic pollution|plastic pollution on Wikipedia]] for some data on the latter)** {{w|Category:Waste disposal incidents}} * [[Timeline of web search engines‎‎]](Agreed on June 28, 2020)

* [[Timeline of Quoramedical ethics‎]] (expand) (Expansion started on 11 January 2020‎)** Add the recent Quora layoffs announcement.✔ ** Sebastian: Add a sample questions section.[[Timeline of experiment design]]

* [[Timeline of tobacco smoking and cancerdisease]]

* [[Timeline of 5Ginfection control]]** Somewhere in the big picture, maybe talk about the two main bands of 5G: millimeter wave, which is faster but has less range, and sub-6GHz, which is quite similar to 4G LTE and only slightly faster.** Then, in the various rows of full tiimeline where applicable, clarify whether the 5G rollout uses millimeter-wave or sub-6GHz** Talk about dynamic spectrum sharing and its use to recycle 4G spectrum for 5G. Also, talk about how 5G is being built largely on 4G infrastructure and 5G phones often use 4G LTE for some aspects e.g., see https://www.cnet.com/news/no-5g-isnt-going-to-make-your-4g-lte-phone-obsolete/ * [[Timeline of malnutrition]]** " I'd like to see more coverage of malnutritions and severe nutrient deficiencies, specifically, when they were first identified, and when the nutrient for them was identified (e.g., scurvy being identified as due to vitamin C deficiency✔, rickets being identified as due to vitamin D deficiency✔, etc.)"** Sebastian: cover all vitamin deficiencies.** Sebastian: cover discoveries of all vitamins.* [[Timeline of Bitcoin]] (Expansion started on 22 December 2019): Really great work on think thisis pretty much ready! A few minor points** Add a column in the full timeline for country or region, so that we can sort by it and get groups of events by country. Many events won't be country-specific, so this field will be blank for those rows.✔** Add a section in the big picture that gives a big picture by country, which gives a summary of how Bitcoin evolved in each of the main countries of action (United States, Japan, South Korea, China). ** For the full timeline rows involving subreddits, the subscriber counts should be updated to reflect current values, rather than the counts as of June 12, 2017. Please include the date (e.g., January 5, 2020, if that's when you do it) and replace June 12, 2017 by that date.** Update the Mentions on Google Scholar and GitHub repositories sections to go up to 2019** Add charts for Bitcoin price✔, Bitcoin Wikipedia pageviews✔, and Google Trends✔** Add a logarithmic plot so that the price movements before 2013 can be seen in the chart.✔** Vipul: "Are there any charts of transaction volume or network hash rate? I think such charts might be helpful to contrast with price charts"* [[Timeline of GiveWell]] (Expansion started Maybe add some information on 2 December 2019) ** '''You can defer this to the end, but I'm listing it when masks first because you may want to keep it in mind started becoming popular as you make the other changes''': I think the big picture might be too detailed, and also has a non-uniform structure. What I'm thinking is means to have two sections in the big picturefight airborne viral illnesses, one for the really big picture such as influenza and one for highlights by year (the latter is like what you currently have). For the really big picture, coronaviruses? I am thinking of these time periods: 2006-2008 (founding, controversies, initial struggles), 2009-2010 (site visits, growth in money moved, stabilization), 2011-2012 (injection of Good Ventures money, standardization of annual cycles), 2013-2014 (move to San Francisco, growth of GiveWell Labs), 2015 onward (separation of GiveWell Labs, renaming as Open Phil, more growth of GiveWell the organization (minus GiveWell Labs/Open Phil)). Basically I want this big picture to give believe SARS 2003 was a zoomed-out story and not be too bogged down in specifics of money moved.** I suggest removing the growth of GiveWell tables for nowstarting point, because we should ultimately get a newer version of this table from the data in Org Watch. But we can wait till we have better data from Org Watch before removingbut please check.** It might be worth adding Wikipedia view and Google Trends✔ data similar to that in [[timeline of Bay Area Rapid Transit]].** Using guidance at [[domain names in timelines]], Vipul: Also add rows for information on the registration/transfer to GiveWell tipping point of givewell.net✔, givewell.org✔, and givewell.com✔. I believe GiveWell first started out at givewell.net only, then acquired givewell.org and moved to that as their main domain, and more recently acquired givewell.com which they redirect to givewell.org** Maybe add masks becoming a row recommendation around the world for creation of the Wikipedia page✔** GiveWell used to have a wiki COVID-- talk about the launch ✔/✘ and later removal of the wiki19?** Cover the 2019 board membership changes httpsVipul://www.givewell.org/changes-Maybe discuss specific physical distance guidelines in-board-membership ✔** Maybe cover more past board membership changes✔** More staff changes should be included✔social distancing reecommmendations (e. In particularg, the joining of Alexander Berger✔ and Natalie Stone, the joining of Chelsea Tabart✔1.5m, the eventual departure of Holden✔ and Alexander✔ as they switch fully to the Open Philanthropy Project2m, the departure of Chelsea Tabart✔. ** Cover the October 2019 office move from San Francisco to Oakland (unfortunately the only reference for the date of move is the GiveWell November 2019 newsletter, but this doesn't seem to be visible on the web6ft).✔(I used a response by Catherine Hollander, and used "announces" instead of "first announces", in case there is a previous public announcement of the move)** Cover more of the discussion/debate with Giving What We Can[httpsVipul://80000hours.org/2015/06/donating-to-giving-what-we-can-is-higher-impact-than-donating-to-givewell-recommended-charities/][https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/post/2012/12/some-general-concerns-Perhaps talk about-givewell/], particularly in the initial years** Cover the evolution idea of GiveWell's cost-effectiveness analysis https://www.givewell.org/how-we-work/our-criteria/cost-effectiveness/cost-effectiveness-models "hygiene theater" (there may also be some more blog posts not linked from that pageGoogle it)** Cover to a greater extent the recognition of GiveWell by donors of various sizes, when they donate using GiveWell recommendations. For instance, Mr. Money Mustache https://www.givewell.org/how-we-work/our-criteria/cost-effectiveness/cost-effectiveness-models and maybe Jeff Kaufman/Julia Wise, Allan Saldanha https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/nov/09/i-give-away-half-to-three-quarters-of-my-income-every-year also perhaps mainstreaming of GiveWell recommendations through their inclusion a disproportionate focus on cleaning surfaces in holiday giving guides in mainstream media publications** Cover the launch of the GiveWell mailing list on Yahoo! groups✔, and the eventual sunsetting context of COVID-19 that and moving to Google Groups, and then the launch of the GiveWell newsletter (which I think is a separate mailing list)** Sebastian: Improve the sample questions sectionprimarily airborne.

* [[Timeline of Cochrane]](requested on 13 April 2019)

* [[Timeline of private health insurance]](Discussed on May 28, 2017)* [[Timeline of group health insurance]](Discussed on May 28, 2017)* [[Timeline of religious and nonprofit financing of healthcare]](Discussed on May 28, 2017)* [[Timeline of government financing of healthcare]] (Discussed on May 28, 2017) (See [[Timeline of universal healthcare]])* [[Timeline of for-profit healthcare institutions]](Discussed on May 28, 2017)* [[Timeline of health crisis responses]](Discussed on May 20, 2017)* [[List of healthcare artifacts]](Discussed on May 20, 2017) === Suggestions from Vipul ===

== To propose = Suggestions from Sebastian ===