Re: loomio

[Marco Scannadinari <marco scannadinari co uk>]

        On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 10:06:51PM +0100, Marco Scannadinari wrote:
        > If someone posts a proposal on gnome-devel, for example, it would not be
        > efficient or easy for each user to give their approval: "Yeah I love
        
        Here you clearly assume that it will be used for software development.

I did say "for example" - this service can be used globally accross the
GNOME Foundation and its groups.

        If you want to test something, a usability study should be done. Not
        random people who show up for some decision. That's going to be just as
        biased as having the decision taken by the current people.

I'm not saying that we should invite everyone to the discussion, but
even so, having random people would be completely un-biased, as they
would probably have no affiliation with the project (for usability
studies anyway).
We could probably have a discussion locked to members of the
design-team, devel-team(?), translation-team, etc, and have invites sent
if someone is not part of the team and would be appreciated in the
discussion. Even if this feature does not exist, the source is free and
can be modified on GNOME's own loomio instance if the devs are not
willing to implement the potential commit(s).
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Marco Scannadinari <marco scannadinari co uk>