Re: [wgo] Contact GNOME website feedback

2007-07-31 Thread Ken VanDine
Website feedback going straight to bugzilla would rock.  How about
doing something similar for all contact?  This could create a queue of
sorts with feedback that needs to be dealt with.  And we can use
bugzilla to handle assigning user feedback, info requests, etc and
ensure nothing falls through the cracks.

I would also be in favor of using bugzilla or something similar to
track all marketing tasks.  I generally use Jira for this both at work
and for foresight, very useful tool.  Bugzilla can do it too, but jira
is designed a little more for managing work flow.

--Ken

On 7/31/07, Quim Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 This is not a blocker of the new wgo, but still an important issue.
 Currently contacting GNOME is difficult for outsiders and even
 insiders: we don't provide any email address and we send people to
 mailing lists, forums and IRC channels where in fact nobody is
 responsible of handling that feedback.

 See http://www.gnome.org/contact/

 I agree on the principle of educating to people where they should
 direct their feedback and avoid random emails landing in the wrong
 recipients. Yet some email addresses exist and we should show them up
 in the right context.

 This is how I think the feedback channels should work:

 - Website feedback should be channeled through Edit This Page links
 and clever forms pointing to bugzilla+website+www.gnome.org, saving
 the hassle to users. This way everything gets publicly recorded.

 - The Contact Us page should be linked in the footer and should
 contain directions for the feedback channels and a form presented as a
 last resort. This form would contain a selector for the destination,
 where we would provide the options that already exist and are
 reliable: board, press, proved local groups, etc (to be defined). A
 mixture between the current http://gnome.jardigrec.eu/en/about/contact
 and http://gnome.jardigrec.eu/en/about/contact-us (perhaps, Contact Us
 could still be a separate page only accessed via Contact).

 Please rise ideas or concerns.

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Re: [wgo] Contact GNOME website feedback

2007-07-31 Thread Jeff Waugh
quote who=Ken VanDine

 I would also be in favor of using bugzilla or something similar to
 track all marketing tasks.  I generally use Jira for this both at work
 and for foresight, very useful tool.  Bugzilla can do it too, but jira
 is designed a little more for managing work flow.

Sysadmin team has RT, which is designed for this kind of thing.

- Jeff

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Re: [wgo] Contact GNOME website feedback

2007-07-31 Thread Ricky Zhou
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
 quote who=Ken VanDine
 
 I would also be in favor of using bugzilla or something similar to
 track all marketing tasks.  I generally use Jira for this both at work
 and for foresight, very useful tool.  Bugzilla can do it too, but jira
 is designed a little more for managing work flow.
 
 Sysadmin team has RT, which is designed for this kind of thing.
I'll second the RT recommendation (we can have [EMAIL PROTECTED] go to
it).  However, as with any published e-mail address, we will probably
have to employ a lot of spam filtering (or have some sort of fast
procedure to discard spam).

Thanks,
Ricky
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