On Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 9:25:34 AM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>
> Honestly, I don’t understand the meaning of a feature request open in
> email: if I need to log in to find out the email address where I need to
> send the request, why not use the GitLab interface? In addition (if I'm
> guessing correctly) you can create a template for GitLab feature requests,
> where the structure of the request is predefined, and the user only needs
> to fill in the appropriate sections.
You are right. ... There is a possibility for "global" e-mail address. BUT
we would need to find a way to effectively deal with spam.
> I would only find this mechanism beneficial if the landing page had a
> "Contact us" form that would not send the email to a mailbox but would open
> a feature request for it so the visitor would not have to register for
> GitLab, to be able to submit a request.
>
That's exactly the point I wanted to make. ... BUT as written above I did
configure it in a way, so I (me alone) don't need to deal with spam. ...
That's all.
If someone else wants to deal with spam I'm happy to assign a global e-mail
address, that forwards to the volunteer. - "Null problemo ;)"
have fun!
mario
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