Dear Telerik, on occassion I have left comments on features that would be good to have in new versions of your products. An idea to consider might be to have a community vote for new features/improvements system for each individual product. in the style that codeplex allow votes for new features to their site, this allows issues that matter most to people to easily trickle to the top of the stack, thus allowing Telerik to focus the direction of some of their product improvements.
I guess you could say, having a publicly exposed feature board may expose your ideas to your competitors. Well I guess so, but this would be no more exposure than your current public roadmap of products.
I think this process would simplify features that people really want to get exposure, as sometimes searching for something in the forums and adding a 'me too' style email i feel gets lost in the sea of information.
Regards,
Jason
I guess you could say, having a publicly exposed feature board may expose your ideas to your competitors. Well I guess so, but this would be no more exposure than your current public roadmap of products.
I think this process would simplify features that people really want to get exposure, as sometimes searching for something in the forums and adding a 'me too' style email i feel gets lost in the sea of information.
Regards,
Jason
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Hi Jafin,
Thank you for the suggestions -- they are much appreciated.
Currently, we do review all feedback in the public forums and the private messages (support, tickets, feature requests, bug reports, etc) and everything is logged and kept track of internally in our databases. It makes good sense to expose some of this info in the forums and to allow the community to follow the progress of features/improvements and to vote for their favorites (we already do some rating and voting in the forums but it is not so well organized as it should be). We will definitely consider this in our plans for revamp of the community/forum sections on the website.
Your Telerik points have been updated for your involvement and ideas.
Regards,
Ivo
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Thank you for the suggestions -- they are much appreciated.
Currently, we do review all feedback in the public forums and the private messages (support, tickets, feature requests, bug reports, etc) and everything is logged and kept track of internally in our databases. It makes good sense to expose some of this info in the forums and to allow the community to follow the progress of features/improvements and to vote for their favorites (we already do some rating and voting in the forums but it is not so well organized as it should be). We will definitely consider this in our plans for revamp of the community/forum sections on the website.
Your Telerik points have been updated for your involvement and ideas.
Regards,
Ivo
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center