I am really worried about this feature -- reader-empowered flagging of content always creates a backlog that overwhelms editing communities and destroys the balance of priorities for the community's backlogs : if you aren't signed in and participating as an editor and are empowered to create "feedback" without experience in the community's curation process the quality of the feedback is almost always poor.

@Sadads, thanks for your feedback. That makes sense. I've been thinking of this feature mostly from the technical perspective of being able to categorize stories to track the work needed on them (for example: outdated text, low-res image, etc). Right now, only logged in users can edit stories so only they could edit categories. That's already some level of filtering. Happy to hear your thoughts about this.

Change 890899 had a related patch set uploaded (by Sbisson; author: Sbisson):

[mediawiki/extensions/Wikistories@master] Allow adding categories to stories

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/890899

@SGautam_WMF @PWaigi-WMF Do we want to build some fancy UI (in the story builder or elsewhere) to manage categories on stories?

In T301406#8638422, @SBisson wrote:

@SGautam_WMF @PWaigi-WMF Do we want to build some fancy UI (in the story builder or elsewhere) to manage categories on stories?

@SBisson do we have any reference for it? I am not sure if having this inside the story builder will be really useful also it might distract creators from actual task of creating a story? or maybe its only available when they're inspecting a problematic story?

@SBisson Is it possible to have this shown on the story builder only after a story has been published?

For reference, editing categories in Visual Editor, and the old but still popular HotCat gadget.

Change 890899 merged by jenkins-bot:

[mediawiki/extensions/Wikistories@master] Allow adding categories to stories

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/890899