Hi Chris and Markus,

Thanks for your suggestions! 

Chris said:

> I think this is a good idea but if you want to use oxid.uservoice.com
feature 
request list, you need to make the status of items on this list clear.

For the user invented feature requests, it is mostly clear: The more
voices, the higher is the possibility to get it implemented. The status
of code improvements could be sorted out already over the mailing list.
E.g. if something is simply not doable - we could say it already here. A
good idea that sounds practical, shall go to uservoice.

Also, we could agree about something like a prefix, let's say "code
improvement: ". With this string, it should easily be possible to find
these items again. I think it makes sense to getting things done
blockwise, for example all features requested for "vouchers" or all
"code improvements:" so we can easily find the recorded entries.


> As you suggest, dev-general is a good way to check if an item makes
sense to the 
internal and external development community, but what should happen
after that, 
when items are added to oxid.uservoice.com ?

Even if something isn't touched for a long time it doesn't mean it will
not be done at all :-) As I mentioned, there are a lot of requests (not
only from the existing community) a Product Manager has to consider. 
The first step is about _recording_ the ideas so they will not be
forgotten 


> For example, it seems like the most popular item (B2B) has been there
for a long 
time without really moving forward. I can fully understand that items
like this 
are not easy or maybe even possible for OXID to implement, but items
need either  
to move forward or should be killed.

B2B (catalog without tax) is essential, especially for
internationalization, and will be done at all hazards.
But the task is tricky: We probably have to change the calculation basis
which is a really huge task. It is still in conception on Ralf's desk.


> My suggestion would be for OXID to add a note to all
oxid.uservoice.com items 
that say something like:

That's actually what we do but not for all items. Some items need some
time to "develop" in a manner of getting a buzz and being emphasised by
the voices. Remember the image upload thing: I personally never never
ever expected this feature request to get such a big huge support.


Markus said:

> I prefere the bugtracker. Just make a new category(s) for these
things.

Yes, actually me personally either, especially from handling etc. But as
I mentioned, there are some certain reasons against it :-(


> The feature-request tool is for me more for users, not developers.

Right. Let's just make the best out of it ;) I really don't like the
idea of having yet another tool...


> Anyway, a good idea and for me its not so importend, what interface I
use. The only, what I wanna is a nice view for code examples.

Good point! How about (mis-)using the wiki for code examples? It is big
enough, supports code highlighting, we could define a special area or
category for it and we could link from the certain uservoice entry to
the code in the wiki.


Regards
Marco
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