[RFC] Moving Wishlist Items to Brainstorm
Martin Graesslin
mgraesslin at kde.org
Mon May 27 13:14:20 UTC 2013
On Monday 27 May 2013 14:48:52 Thomas Pfeiffer wrote:
> On 27.05.2013 14:03, Martin Graesslin wrote:
> > On Monday 27 May 2013 13:25:35 Mario Fux KDE ML wrote:
> >> Do you plan as well to remove the option to send "bugs" with severity
> >> "wishlist" on bugs.kde.org (and probably just leave it for some
> >> brainstorm
> >> moderators). Would be two steps less for "wishlist submitters" and the
> >> above message just for the submitters who already sent their wishlists.
> >
> > We cannot do that (yet). This would be an overall change to the
> > bugs.kde.org workflow. For smaller projects having the wishlist entries
> > in bugzilla might be useful, so I doubt we would be able to get an
> > overall change in bugs.kde.org.
> On the other hand, consistency would be very useful here. It would get
> quite confusing for users if they had to know for each project whether
> it accepts wishlist items on bugzilla or on brainstorm.
I don't think this matters at all. KWin uses this policy for at least a year
and we have not had any complaint from users about it.
Reality is that hardly any feature requests get created in the first place. We
are talking here about 150 reports per year. So a maximum of 150 users can be
confused by it.
> If all of KDE
> moved to brainstorm for wishes, we could just post on the Dot "From now
> on, all feature requests for KDE projects will be handled on
> brainstorm.forum.kde.org".
This is clearly too early. We first need the infrastructure to handle it. As
forum people have pointed out: if Plasma would start to use it, we will need
more people moderating. I'm confident about this, but I am not for all of KDE.
>
> So why not start this discussion again on kde-devel and see what the
> other projects think?
I'm not going to start a bike-shed discussion :-)
Cheers
Martin
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