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 Our primary contributors are are i'''nternet health professionals''' working day-to-day on internet health topics, and '''activists''' who think about/work on internet health issues in their spare time. Read more about contributing
-==Contributors Framework==
+=Format & Scope=
-Over 200 people directly [https://internethealthreport.org/2018/introduction/readme/ contributed] to creating the 2018 Internet Health Report by writing, reviewing, researching, discussing and designing.
+The primary format for the report will be a multimedia online publication, connected to Mozilla’s website. It will be easy to navigate, sharable and visually appealing. The language will be non-jargony and accessible, yet densely meaningful and expressing political urgency.
-Many more also gave feedback on the 2017 Internet Health Report and participated in the [https://indicators.internethealthreport.org/?tab=Show%20all public crowdsourcing process "How would you measure the health of the Internet?"], all of which also informed the 2018 Internet Health Report.
+In addition to the web version, we will also provide a downloadable PDF version of the report.
-We’re immensely grateful to everyone who helped to create this report!
+The content of the report will focus on Mozilla’s [[Mozilla_Issues_Agenda|internet health issues]]:
+* Privacy and security
+* Openness
+* Decentralization
+* Web literacy
+* Digital inclusion
-===Staff Team===
+Content in the report may include:
-* [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/Solana/ Solana Larsen] is the editor of this report.
-* Kasia Odrozek is the project manager.
+* '''Research based analysis and data visualisations''' on internet health’s indicators providing a benchmark and evidence on the current state of the internet (opportunities and threats/healthy and unhealthy).
-* [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/jairus/ Jairus Khan] is the outreach coordinator.
+* '''Compelling, accessible narratives''' about what’s healthy and unhealthy that contextualizes the data by explaining why these issues matter to the future of the internet, and to the people who use it.
+* '''Top opportunities showcasing what can be done''' on common and individual level to contribute to a healthy internet
+* '''Feature stories, interviews and portraits''' featuring people and stories making the issues more tangible and humanly comprehensible. Possibly in a multimedia format (incl. video, audio etc.)
+All elements will be bound together with a visual storytelling format that makes for a coherent reader’s journey.
+Both the Report and the website will be available in several languages (in 2017/2018: English, German, French, Spanish).
 ==Who is the audience for the Internet Health Report?==