Ubuntu-qa Digest, Vol 7, Issue 2

[Nicolas Deschildre]

Going a bit off subject, there was a repetitive request about a
"related ideas" system: Sometimes ideas are pretty close but not
identical enough to be mark as dup. It could be nice to mark them as
"related".
That's something IMO we should do, while keeping the current dup system.

As moderators and users of the website, how would you envision this system?
Could we try to give full control to user to link related ideas? (idea
=> autoregulation and not more requests to process for admins)
How the group of related ideas could be presented in the website?
How could we integrate this somehow with the current dup process?

Let the brainstorm roll!


On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Stéphane Graber <stgraber at ubuntu.com> wrote:
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> Dave Morley wrote:
>  > I think there is a danger then of the better written example being
>  > ignored.  I think that the best written should be the lead with all
>  > others being marked as duplicates of it.  That would ensure that the
>  > report had the best chance of gaining votes and being understood.
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>  Hi,
>
>  Dave is right, we indeed try to select the best idea based on its
>  description, the items it's linked to or the comments and not simply on
>  the date it's been proposed.
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>  I don't think that automatizing this process is something we want to do.
>
>  Stéphane
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