In my opinion,
JIRA with supportive discussions in the forums, works well for new ideas
that have the passionate support of a group of users. It doesn't have to be
a big group, but they have to be able to explain what they want, why they
want it, why it will be good for lots of MLO users and maybe drive new
sales, how it can be done, and what the negative issues are and how to
mitigate them. Example: locked tabs in MLO 4.0 which never would have gotten
enough momentum in UserVoice to get noticed.

UserVoice is great for long-running issues that have the support of a large
number of users. It's effective at showing breadth of support. It's not
necessary for them to be able to articulate precisely what they want or how
to do it. Example: calendar view. Numerous people have put forward proposals
for calendar view. Each one tends to be a partial solution that leaves some
calendar-view fans unsatisfied and creates new possibly serious problems for
other users. This would in my view prevent it from moving forward in JIRA.
But UserVoice clearly shows that this is an issue to a large number of users
and they aren't going away, so Andrey has committed to do something in this
space. This is the example where UserVoice gets a result that JIRA in my
view cannot.
-Dwight

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stéph
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2013 4:43 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

Agreed; Uservoice just doesn't work, because new ideas languish at the
bottom of the list where nobody sees them.

I think the combination of the Google forums and the JIRA beta test issue
tracking site works much better and gets Andrey's attention. So all you've
got to do is persuade the beta testers to champion your idea.

Stéph

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