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[opensuse-project] Where do we need to improve?
- From: Rupert Horstkötter <rhorstkoetter@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2010 13:30:26 +0100
- Message-id: <AANLkTinNYLwVXfvnpy5_wVg5HxUZgJQhKQQOW4krYHw_@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Community,
during our bi-weekly Board Meetings on IRC we have a regular agenda
topic “Where do we need to improve?”. We’re very much interested in
ideas you may have to improve the inner workings of the
Community/Project and we also like to provide an opportunity to step
up and make us aware of complaints you may have with various aspects
of the Community/Project. We’re particular interested in addressing
those issues that are both fast and easy to fix while providing a
significant advantage to our success and the sake of our community.
That said, we feel that stepping up during an IRC session alone 1. may
require too much spontaneous engagement, 2. doesn’t provide a
sufficient opportunity to brainstorm in advance and 3. doesn’t provide
an opportunity to preselect feature request and/or complaints by
popularity/importance. As a result, we assume that we aren’t able to
use this agenda topic to its full potential as a Community yet, both
from a reporting and resolving perspective.
Thus, we decided to start over and utilize openFATE [1] as a companion
to the already established agenda topic in order to address the
drawbacks of the current process. We herewith like to ask you to
create feature requests and/or complaints within openFATE, select the
product “openSUSE.org”, discuss them in advance and we, the openSUSE
Board, will have a look at those and get more input while providing
more output in less time that way. Hope you like it!
Please keep in mind that we’re looking for feature requests and/or
complaints which we’re able to resolve both fast and easy either
during an IRC session or at least in two weeks between meetings, i.e.
a request to achieve world domination doesn’t fit very well here.
Best,
your openSUSE Board
[1] https://features.opensuse.org/
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Rupert Horstkötter
open-slx Community Manager
openSUSE Board Member
http://open-slx.com/
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during our bi-weekly Board Meetings on IRC we have a regular agenda
topic “Where do we need to improve?”. We’re very much interested in
ideas you may have to improve the inner workings of the
Community/Project and we also like to provide an opportunity to step
up and make us aware of complaints you may have with various aspects
of the Community/Project. We’re particular interested in addressing
those issues that are both fast and easy to fix while providing a
significant advantage to our success and the sake of our community.
That said, we feel that stepping up during an IRC session alone 1. may
require too much spontaneous engagement, 2. doesn’t provide a
sufficient opportunity to brainstorm in advance and 3. doesn’t provide
an opportunity to preselect feature request and/or complaints by
popularity/importance. As a result, we assume that we aren’t able to
use this agenda topic to its full potential as a Community yet, both
from a reporting and resolving perspective.
Thus, we decided to start over and utilize openFATE [1] as a companion
to the already established agenda topic in order to address the
drawbacks of the current process. We herewith like to ask you to
create feature requests and/or complaints within openFATE, select the
product “openSUSE.org”, discuss them in advance and we, the openSUSE
Board, will have a look at those and get more input while providing
more output in less time that way. Hope you like it!
Please keep in mind that we’re looking for feature requests and/or
complaints which we’re able to resolve both fast and easy either
during an IRC session or at least in two weeks between meetings, i.e.
a request to achieve world domination doesn’t fit very well here.
Best,
your openSUSE Board
[1] https://features.opensuse.org/
--
Rupert Horstkötter
open-slx Community Manager
openSUSE Board Member
http://open-slx.com/
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