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Official voting period
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Written by 3wings the 23 Apr 08 at 20:56. Category: Brainstorm.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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I propose there should be a period of maybe a week, halfway between Ubuntu releases, when the community is (especially) encouraged to vote.
Why? I'm sure most of the Ubuntu users have better things to do most of the time than to regularly check Brainstorm and vote for the new ideas.
This way, Brainstorm could:
1. collect votes from a wider audience (those who haven't heard of Brainstorm, those who don't visit the site frequently, those who are busy in general, etc)
2. when they are most needed (a reasonable amount of time before a new release, not right before or right after).
How? Newsletters, announcements on the IRC channels, sticky threads in the forums, voting campaigns, etc :)
[EDIT] To avoid misunderstandings: voting would only be Encouraged in this period. It would be open/enabled/accessible all the time, just like now.
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