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1. people are no longer notified of review queue tasks that they can't access because of their privilege level and
2. people might still be notified of review tasks they have already completed if they don't get cleared after an hour

1. it mostly divides the experiment sites between between those that appreciated the change and those that didn't and
2. it's easy to imagine someone doing a couple of tasks between answering questions and not feeling put out by the interruption

1. Movies & TV seems to like the new indicator and would fail this criterion and
2. this assumes that the other queues are basically empty and that reviews are not time consuming

1. People are no longer notified of review queue tasks that they can't access because of their privilege level and

2. People might still be notified of review tasks they have already completed if they don't get cleared after an hour

1. It mostly divides the experiment sites between between those that appreciated the change and those that didn't and

2. It's easy to imagine someone doing a couple of tasks between answering questions and not feeling put out by the interruption

1. Movies & TV seems to like the new indicator and would fail this criterion and

2. This assumes that the other queues are basically empty and that reviews are not time consuming

Proposed process

My suggestion is to talk about the criterion for about a week and, if there are not better ideas, start rolling the change out to sites that meet the criterion next week. I'll start with sites that have median reviews in an hour of zero:

• Science Fiction & Fantasy
• Programming Puzzles & Code Golf
• Webmasters
• Retrocomputing
• Role-playing Games
• Board & Card Games
• Vi & Vim
• Community Building
• Sitecore
• SharePoint
• Italian Language
• Sustainable Living
• Anime & Manga
• Robotics
• Spanish Language & Usage
• Martial Arts

Assuming those go well, we can do the next two tiers in the coming weeks.

Rollout process

I began rolling it out on sites with zero median tasks per hour. Assuming all goes well, we'll move on to the sites with a maximum of one per hour:

• Fitness and Nutrition
• Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
• Parenting
• Aviation
• Poker
• Space Exploration
• Reverse Engineering
• Language Learning
• Hardware Recommendations
• Literature
• Politics
• ExpressionEngine
• Mythology
• Genealogy and Family History
• Arts & Crafts
• Embedded Systems
• Puzzling
• Vegetarianism
• Joomla
• Interpersonal Skills
• Mathematics Educators