On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Sam Foster <[email protected]> wrote:
> We keep chasing after this silent majority when our most vocal potential > advocates are poised and ready to adopt FxOS once we tick a few more > feature boxes. > I disagree with that statement on two points: 1. I don't think the most-voted bug list represents our "most vocal potential advocates"; and 2. "Once we tick a few more feature boxes" is a tactic that has failed our very project countless times in the past. If with a little effort we can remove some of these road-blocks, we should > consider it, no? > I, along with every other reply in this thread, have agreed with you on this point: that we should consider, evaluate, and implement feedback from foxfooders. Feedback is important. The disagreement, I think, is in the belief that addressing the most-voted foxfooding bugs in this list <http://foxfooding.github.io/dashboard/> will meaningfully change our position. I don't think that list contains enough meaningful data to be referenced as a substantial part of our strategic trajectory.
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