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Mozillians is awesome for searching names, but consider this scenario: | Mozillians is awesome for searching names, but consider this scenario: | ||
* You’re a user who had just been vouched | * You’re a user who had just been vouched | ||
* | * You ''do'' want to help make Firefox better, you just don’t know where to start looking | ||
* | * More specifically, you don’t know the internal lingo used within Mozilla (after all, you’re a volunteer rather than a staff!) | ||
* So you punch “Firefox” into the search bar because it’s Mozilla’s most well-known product | * So you punch “Firefox” into the search bar because it’s Mozilla’s most well-known product, or use a generic term, like “websites” | ||
What would appear in the search result | What would appear in the search result? Would it solve the user’s problem of knowing where to look? Would it make him use Mozillians effectively? | ||
Everything we will do in search—all of the features described below—are designed to address this problem | Everything we will do in search—all of the features described below—are designed to address this problem. | ||
=== Design Principles === | === Design Principles === |
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