Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 24330
RFE language for contributors
Last modified: 2012-06-12 10:19:19 UTC
this is RFE language that we can post in tools... 1. OpenOffice.org invites you to propose new features and request enhancements of the code, as well as help find and fix bugs and other issues. But as in keeping with Open Source, the feature you want is more likely to get implemented if you do it yourself or can make a compelling case for why others should work on it. Our policy is that we follow a roadmap and are thus obligated to work on Request for Enhancements (RFEs) that fall within its scope. 2. Process: 1. To determine if your RFE is in the Roadmap or is anticpated as a likely focus of work, please visit http://tools.openoffice.org/ Nothing is fixed. The Concept Document (http://tools.openoffice.org/releases/q-concept.html) is just that, a concept document. The document (and to a degree the roadmap) is an indication of where developers wish to concentrate. It can thus be changed by you. 2. If your desired enhancement is not listed there it may already have been filed as an RFE. We use IssueZilla to file RFEs; any member of OOo is entitled to vote on the RFE issues. To check to see if your particular RFE has been filed and to see the voting status, please go to the QA issue vote page (http://qa.openoffice.org/iz_votes.html. ) 3. If you feel that your RFE is being unjustly ignored, feel free to bring it to the attention of the community by discussing it on the discuss@openoffice.org list That should pretty much cover it.
I would use dev@ooo as escalation list. Post in tools? I would host it at development.ooo and point to the document from development.openoffice.org/index.html section "How to contribute".
i think tools was sugggested before we had the development category finalized (as it is more or less now). so, development is fine. louis
change escalation list to dev@ and make other suggestions. louis
I don't know what the status of this is... if it is even still relevant. Ideas? Louis
Hi Louis I don't think this issue is still relevant. This issue is about pre historic development workflows at OpenOffice.org. We are now at Apache OpenOffice. Many workflows has changed. so I think this is anymore interesting. So I will close this issue. Greetings Raphael