Hi all, what I'd like to see is a roadmap (important not only for developers but also for regular customers) that can be seen on the main Jolla or Sailfish page. This could be literally a visualized graph or something like that. On that map should be rough dates to the next releases and issues/features that are planned to be in this release. If you would link from the roadmap to the together.jolla.com page and vice versa, there would be enough information in a sense of "ah, this is why it's done first" or "ah, yes it's done at all, nice!". Maybe questions/topics on the together.jolla.com page could have a special marker/icon that shows on the first glimpse that it is accepted by Jolla and will be done in near future.
On top of that a kind of sort function would be cool. "Give the top ten voted questions/feature requests". About the double entries: AFAIK most Jolla team members are in holidays, so there is and will be a backlog and there is still the human factor ;-) BR. Sven P.S.: I was so bold to use this thread because it fitted most but it's not a direct comment to the preceding mails... On 26.12.2013, at 12:33, David Greaves <david.grea...@jolla.com> wrote: > On 26/12/13 00:23, AL13N wrote: >>> ... is open! Go there and contribute with ideas :) >> >> awesome idea... hadn't thought of that. >> >> some things: >> 1. bad search (results in too much duplicates) >> 2. wiki post is a bit useless >> A) either remove wiki post >> B) or ability to make a real wiki post >> * no answers >> * no comments >> * easy internal linking >> 3. unanswered is becoming huge fast >> A) maybe some kind of an accepted answer from Jolla if it's on the roadmap? > > Agree - Unanswered feels like it is going to become full of unanswerable > feature-requests. See : > > https://together.jolla.com/question/427/break-down-your-ideasfeature-requests/#post-id-496 > > These would then be visible like this: > https://together.jolla.com/questions/scope:all/sort:activity-desc/tags:voteforme/page:1/ > > However those tags (which basically say "do the community want this") are > being > removed. > > Anyone got any better ideas? > >> B) how to handle things that are more for community? does this mean the >> app dev can just pose an answer that can be accepted for his app? > > Yes see comment above about having 'Unanswered' be for community to answer > >> C) ... i donno any real solutions > > Apparently nor do I :) > > David > > _______________________________________________ > SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list
