Creating feedback form (unless you put the feedback link into a very visible place) shouldn't increase the feedback load.
On the contrary, complex feedback form asking to categorize the suggestion, and giving already frequently suggested ideas to review before sending something new, would reduce the feedback load amount, and increase it's quality.
Gradually you could put the feedback link somewhere in a more visible place if you felt that the lack of feedback.
On 10/20/06, Oldak Quill oldakquill@gmail.com wrote:
On 19/10/06, Mindaugas Indriunas inyuki@gmail.com wrote:
So one suggestion would be to make such a feedback system, and there should be a much larger number of people giving out their ideas; some of which might be of real value.
There are many ways to give feedback to both the MediaWiki and Wikimedia guys. You can make suggestions on the IRC channels, make suggestions and proposals on these mailing lists, make suggestions and proposals on a few Wikis (http://meta.wikimedia.org/ http://www.mediawiki.org/), or post a bug/feature request at Bugzilla (http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/).
I would say with confidence that the Mediawiki developers are far closer and more responsive to their users. Importantly, they are mostly volunteers drawn from the Wikimedia community.
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