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feature voting
SHOW HN2015
How HN took it
2 positive, 7 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 11 critical, out of 21 comments about the project. Thread score -0.41.
Idea: 1 for, 3 againstPrivacy: 0 for, 3 againstDesign: 0 for, 3 againstExecution: 1 for, 1 againstDocs: 0 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Useful for maintainers to see user priorities
From 1 comment
This is fantastic. This is perfect for an OpenSource maintainer to get insight into the users priorities on the issues. Thank you for creating this tool. I'd like to use it for…
amjith on HN
Objections
Users must have a GitHub account to vote
From 1 comment
I've been looking for something like this for a while now but honestly if you run a non-technical service requiring your users to sign up for a github account (just to vote on…
kyle_t on HN
Adds another external service to track; should integrate with GitHub issues
From 3 comments
This is interesting but like that one site that was bought recently (get satisfaction) this is another site that I, as a repository owner, has to track down to find customer…
BinaryIdiot on HNWhy doesn't it link directly to issues on github? It would get annoying having two separate lists of features (and, presumably, bugs). One on github and one on this service.…
crdoconnor on HNI like the idea, but would prefer if GitHub just integrated this functionality. Otherwise, how will the developers know that something was voted on unless they use these…
lighthawk on HN
Implies false affiliation with projects that had not opted in
From 3 comments
And, like Get Satisfaction, it's a pretty dick move to imply to my users that I'm affiliated with you and that their voices can be heard through you. I certainly have sympathy…
ketralnis on HNThe pattern of "Oh, sure, we're associated with that project" is a very dark one. "Contribute to something on GitHub off of GitHub" has been used by a number of hard-to-verify…
bhuga on HNhttps://twitter.com/mdo/status/591707867498946560 Mark Otto @mdo · 24 minutes ago Hey @feathub, please remove Bootstrap from your site—we've no plans to use it and it's…
krallja on HN
Requests
Link directly to GitHub issues
From 2 comments
Why doesn't it link directly to issues on github? It would get annoying having two separate lists of features (and, presumably, bugs). One on github and one on this service.…
crdoconnor on HN> If you want other people to use what you made, you may have to do what they want. :) Exactly. First thing I did when visiting the comments here was see if someone had brought…
itistoday2 on HN
Add notifications to owners
From 1 comment
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I agree with you, having to keep tabs with thousands of new services is annoying. In that case though, you shouldn't have to worry about missing…
Ecco on HN
Support login via other services like Google or Facebook
From 1 comment
I've been looking for something like this for a while now but honestly if you run a non-technical service requiring your users to sign up for a github account (just to vote on…
kyle_t on HN
Questions
Why isn't GitHub voting built in?
From 1 comment
I'm surprised this feature isn't in github already ... is there a reason?
guiomie on HN
Alternatives named
Bountysource
From 1 comment
The Bountysource browser extension is similar. It works with existing votes and +1's from GitHub, Bugzilla, Trac, etc. https://www.bountysource.com/extension
wkonkel on HN
UserVoice
From 1 comment
I was always using UserVoice. It's quite cheap, and even has (or at least had) discounts for open-source/non-profit projects.
diiiimaaaa on HN
Get Satisfaction
From 1 comment
This is interesting but like that one site that was bought recently (get satisfaction) this is another site that I, as a repository owner, has to track down to find customer…
BinaryIdiot on HN
ZenHub
From 1 comment
Is it me or this is very similar to the way zenhub.io [1] works? Anyway, I recently also stumble upon a similar tool that enables voting for PR and even auto merges the code [2],…
felipesabino on HN
waffle.io
From 1 comment
It seems like you build off the comments of issues, parsing for the :+1:, you could functionally provide the same tooling, but in the same additive way that waffle.io does.
sirwolfgang on HN