PSA: We need more nominations!

When we apply or remove the featured tag, we will save the question to the Wayback Machine to preserve the view count for analysis. Hopefully, this will give some data as to whetherHere are the experimentresults after a year:

Month	Question	Before	After	Views	Remarks
February 2022	LegacyQuestions - Bringing back the old questions design	534	889*	355	(up to March 10th)
March 2022	Stack Exchange One-Click Reviews	147	188	41
April 2022	AutoReviewComments - Pro-forma comments for SE	21291	21374*	83	(up to May 5th)
May 2022	Activity Indicator - see if you participated in a Q&A at a glance	92	143*	51	(up to June 16th)
June 2022	Non-English Language Question Analyser	266	304	38
July 2022	OBSOLETE - Restore syntax highlighting on review and revision pages	111	147	36
August 2022	Custom Fonts User Script: Revert or Improve the Font Updates	1249	1335*	86	(up to September 26th)
September 2022	Stack Exchange Global Flag Summary	1475	1526	51
October 2022	Stack Exchange Global Review Summary	237	268	31
November 2022	Stack Overflow Extras (SOX)	5755	5801	46
December 2022	Optionally Anonymised Short Links	74	111	37
January 2023	Stack Exchange Global Types - a type declaration package for global objects exposed by Stack Exchange	336	371	35

Not really spectacular, if you ask me, but even 30 views is successfula nice boost for posts which otherwise would get only half a dozen views (in a month). If it isThere's no shortage of room in the Featured sidebar widget, so as long as interesting posts keep coming, we will post a new question at the end of 2022 asking for suggestions for 2023can feature them. Eventually, and questionswe could decide to re-feature contenders which have already been featured will be eligible for featuring again... let us know what you think in the comments.

PSA: We need more nominations!

When we apply or remove the featured tag, we will save the question to the Wayback Machine to preserve the view count for analysis. Hopefully, this will give some data as to whether the experiment is successful. If it is, we will post a new question at the end of 2022 asking for suggestions for 2023, and questions which have already been featured will be eligible for featuring again.

When we apply or remove the featured tag, we will save the question to the Wayback Machine to preserve the view count for analysis. Here are the results after a year:

Month	Question	Before	After	Views	Remarks
February 2022	LegacyQuestions - Bringing back the old questions design	534	889*	355	(up to March 10th)
March 2022	Stack Exchange One-Click Reviews	147	188	41
April 2022	AutoReviewComments - Pro-forma comments for SE	21291	21374*	83	(up to May 5th)
May 2022	Activity Indicator - see if you participated in a Q&A at a glance	92	143*	51	(up to June 16th)
June 2022	Non-English Language Question Analyser	266	304	38
July 2022	OBSOLETE - Restore syntax highlighting on review and revision pages	111	147	36
August 2022	Custom Fonts User Script: Revert or Improve the Font Updates	1249	1335*	86	(up to September 26th)
September 2022	Stack Exchange Global Flag Summary	1475	1526	51
October 2022	Stack Exchange Global Review Summary	237	268	31
November 2022	Stack Overflow Extras (SOX)	5755	5801	46
December 2022	Optionally Anonymised Short Links	74	111	37
January 2023	Stack Exchange Global Types - a type declaration package for global objects exposed by Stack Exchange	336	371	35

Not really spectacular, if you ask me, but even 30 views is a nice boost for posts which otherwise would get only half a dozen views (in a month). There's no shortage of room in the Featured sidebar widget, so as long as interesting posts keep coming, we can feature them. Eventually, we could decide to re-feature contenders which have already been featured ... let us know what you think in the comments.