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===Keep it simple===
* Teahouse works because it is simple, uncluttered and easy to use.
* Make the process ofUser interaction asshould muchaim asto possible like whatmatch people's expectexpectations fromof the internet today.
* Features which are more complex should only be host-facing (e.g. scripts in the host lounge).
 
===Invite interaction===
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===Surface people and community===
* To show visitors the human side of Wikipedia, we highlight real people whenever possible.
* Guests and hosts have profiles, and atevery leastpage onefeatures profilean isactive alwaysmember showcasedof aboveour the fold on key pagescommunity.
* Encourage participation by making it easy to tell someone when they did something well in a visible and fun way.
 
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* Teahouse is based on research and experimentation to see what works best. If you have an idea, make it into an experiment.
* Start by asking questions like "what problem am I trying to solve?" and "what has past research shown works or doesn't work?"
* Test your hunches. Measure outcomes to learn if your change had a positive impact, and make decisions based on the results.
 
==See also==
* [[Wikipedia:Help Project/Guidelines]]
 
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