After something has been resolved in some way (often by a ticket being created), give it some time (a week?) so that people have a chance to see the resolution, then delete to keep this page from getting too long.
Any preferred sort within each priority? --John
Most recently edited? --Scott, Ethan
User Storied: sort tickets within priority by most recently edited
Would be interesting to allow voting somehow and bump up things everyone wants! Could do this implicitly by tracking how often a card is viewed. --John Abbe
I like this idea, it would be nice to have a community driven way of prioritizing the requests into builds. --Scott, Ethan McCutchen
voting on which Tickets to address next
A ratio Ethan has suggested tracking:
Non-closed High + Medium Priority / Closed
It's not a perfect indicator, since priority is relative, and I'm not sure exactly how to characterize it from a flow perspective, but these are numbers we have handy, so why not? Soon we'll be able to do more sophisticated (and more natural) measures.
Right now we're at
48+124 / 80, or just over 2/1
--John Abbe.....Thu Sep 18 10:07:38 -0700 2008
To make it a flow thing, we could count only tickets closed over the last four months (or whatever time period).
--John Abbe.....Thu Sep 18 10:08:33 -0700 2008
now we're at 193 / 110, well under 2/1, but still accumulating.
--Ethan McCutchen.....Wed Dec 10 12:31:03 -0800 2008
now it's 143/120 :)
--Ethan McCutchen.....Wed Dec 10 16:37:45 -0800 2008
75/316 =~ 1/4
--John Abbe.....Mon Jun 15 20:51:11 -0700 2009