[tdf-discuss] Re: LibO Idea Handling

Le 2010-11-05 19:10, todd rme a écrit :

> > From what I can see, the Ubuntu system is pretty similar in its
> capabilities to the KDE Forum system, although the KDE system seems to
> focus on idea while the Ubuntu (or ideatorrent, which it is based on)
> seems to be focused on problems and solutions.  However, ideatorrent
> does not appear to support user-specified tags.
>
> openSUSE also has openFATE, which is an idea management system:
> https://features.opensuse.org/  It has user-specified tags like the
> KDE system, but also has a tag cloud.  One big difference is that all
> ideas show their status for particular releases (unconfirmed,
> accepted, rejected, implemented, etc), so you can tell whether the
> idea is going to be make it into a particular release or not.
>
> -Todd

I tried the openSUSE but for some reason it wouldn't load. Of the two 
Ubuntu and KDE, I prefer the KDE treatment of ideas as the focus is the 
idea, voting is on the idea only, member discussions are not voted on. I 
personally feel that if the idea is adopted by devs then they would want 
to read through the particular member discussions to get a better feel 
for the idea and convincing arguments for or not the impementation as 
well as suggested fixes left by members.

I am not sure if there is a follow through with the idea. Let's say if 
adopted, does the KDE idea then report back on the status of completion 
of the idea?

Marc


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