All, As I understood devtalk was setup as a dev 2 dev support site, I'm kinda confused we invited end users to 'join the conversation' on it now, as they are putting feature requests all over the place, last night the blender development forum was 80+% feature requests on the first page. kinda ruining the signal to noise ratio. Since then someone came by and moved them all to the code-quest section. Also a banner has been put up mentioning the site is not for feature requests. but still, users do what user do...
While I do see value in gathering user-feedback, it's not very hard to imagine that the line between feedback and feature requests is arbitrary at the best of times. Especially with all the changes currently in 2.8, it's also easy to see ahead of time that the discussion would be 'heated' at times, devtalk pretty much coasted by with little to no moderation. Given the response so far, it's clear users are screaming for an outlet to share their ideas/opinions/and feature requests. The question is, was devtalk really the best venue for this experiment? couldn't we just have spun up another discourse instance? --Ray _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list Bf-committers@blender.org https://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers