2013/7/12 Joel Madero <<a href="mailto:jmadero.dev@gmail.com" target="_blank">jmadero.dev@gmail.com</a>> <div class="gmail_quote"> <blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">Hi All, After a long discussion with Robinson we came up with a quasi workable plan for what we hope to be the new setup for "send feedback..." - I think currently there are a couple problems with the send feedback button within LibreOffice: a) Send Feedback... implies more than just bug reporting but currently it's only linked to BSA b) It is assumed that the increase of user support questions being submitted as bug reports is coming from send feedback... c) BSA requires additional logins - so if a user wants to submit feedback they have to get an account So here was the idea(s): Landing page similar to Mozilla's (smiley face/frowny face) with perhaps 2 or 3 options - user support, bug report, maybe "get involved" or some such thing If they click "bug report" it would go to BSA but to address Bjoern's concern about the number of steps required to report a bug (ie. mandatory to get an account, sign in, etc...) we would allow users to report without an account but give the option to get an account and explain how it's helpful to have one. The idea is that if the user chooses to submit without an account, the bug will be reported under a default account (possibly <a href="mailto:bugs@tdfplanet.org" target="_blank">bugs@tdfplanet.org</a>), they will be forced to enter an email address and do a captcha - then their email address would go into the bug report as a CC'ed user. So this would affect BSA as a whole - the negative(s): 1. Reporters won't be as accurate any more - but honestly I'm not sure if we care about this 2. Reporters will need an account if they are going to comment on their bug in the future, may result in NEEDINFO's going stagnant but....this is the case anyways probably not going to result in a huge increase. Currently Mozilla (which we discussed during ESC) doesn't force a user account so, if we can emulate this and get to a landing page which avoids having to sign up for accounts - might be a good thing. Before we move forward looking for feedback, Robinson feel free to expand on anything that I missed. Warm Regards, Joel </blockquote><div> Sounds good to me, Joel, particularly than part about not requiring a user account.... Henri </div></div><div></div><div></div>