Stephen Hahn wrote:
> * Darren Kenny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-04-29 09:44]:
>> There is a nice idea's board mechanism, that is used both by Dell and
>> Ubuntu, and I know of some internal groups that also have a similar
>> idea, but it would be good to have something like this on opensolaris'
>> sites.
>>
>> While we do have the notion of RFEs it's never really clear which ones
>> are worth looking at in detail... This is where the ideas board can be
>> useful.
>>
>> The Ubuntu one is :
>>
>> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
>>
>>
>> It would be great if we could have something similar available to our
>> community members.
>>
>> What are the chances of having something like this?
>
> If you want to get a group started to write it, I'm sure we can figure
> out how to host it. I would like to understand how to use Bugzilla's
> voting better, which I think is related...
Why write it when it already exists... Brainstorm is an opensource project, and
is located at:
https://launchpad.net/~brainstorm-dev
We could simply use this... maybe...
>
> (I do think that such a list needs to be connected to a bug database,
> so that ideas progress to problem statements and proposed solutions.
> And also that unpopular ideas aren't lost if they fall off the bottom
> of the list...)
I can see the value of the RFE being in the bug database - but as an ideas
board, we shouldn't need to have them all in the bug database unless an idea is
worth pursuing - that could be considered as the equivalent of evaluating the
ideas... Of course it would be excellent if this could be a one-click action by
the evaluator - i.e. after evaluating the idea, click a button, and hey presto
there is an RFE/Enhancement request made.
Darren.
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