That looks interesting. I've used similar (though manual techniques - sorta hybrid MOSCOW) to coax groups of disparate users into some sort of consensus/direction - my experience is that it worked albeit not perfectly - but better results than a looping endless brainstorm! I'd give it a go. Simon Simon MacDonald http://lemonslicedesign.com -----Original Message----- From: theforum-bounces at lists.evolt.org [mailto:theforum-bounces at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of adrinux Sent: 21 November 2008 15:28 To: theforum at lists.evolt.org Subject: Re: [theforum] on milestones and deadlines 2008/11/21 William Anderson <neuro at well.com>: > We should continue in the awesome fiery spirit erika has restoked, and > make this community not only vibrant again, but relevant. Yes! A bit of an aside, but I've been looking at the beta of this new mac app choosy[1] and they're using a service called uservoice[2,3] to garner feedback and feature requests. The interesting thing is that you're given a set number of votes to 'spend' on features. It costs you one to submit a feature and you spend the rest on other peoples suggestions. It's a nice positive way to get people to focus on which features they'd most like implemented. I've always wanted a better bug tracker/feedback mechanism for evolt.org hence my failed attempt to get project.module doing something useful last time around. This strikes me as an idea why might steal, even if we don't use the service itself. [1] http://www.choosyosx.com/ (warning: starts playing an intro movie on arrival) [2] http://uservoice.com/ [3] http://choosy.uservoice.com/ -- Adrian Simmons | http://perlucida.com -- TheForum Archives: http://lists.evolt.org/theforumarchive/ evolt.org wiki: http://wiki.evolt.org/ teamwork site: http://evolt.teamworkpm.net/