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== '''How to prepare for Bug Day''' ==
= Preparing for Bug Day =


== 1. Announcements should be posted to the following areas: ==
*Change the following items on the [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_QA_Community:Bug_Day Bug Day wiki page] as appropriate:
*(a) Mozilla QA blog
** Topic of the day
*(b) MozillaZine Firefox build Forum
*** Move the old topic, if it's a unique topic, to the [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_QA_Community:Bug_Day:Archive Bug Day Archive page]
*(c) moz.dev.quality newsgroup
*** Replace the old topic with the new topic
*(d) Submit a story to MozillaZine (this won't work on short notice)
*** Include links to bugzilla queries (tinyurls)
** Moderators
** Releases being targeted
** Update links to the builds you want them to test (usually trunk)
* Update this page with potential topics and schedule them


* Advertising - Announcements should be posted to the following areas:
** Mozilla QA blog
** MozillaZine Firefox build Forum
** moz.dev.quality newsgroup
** Submit a story to MozillaZine (this won't work on short notice)
** Pass the word around on irc: #qa, #firefox, #developers, etc.
** Update link to the Bug Day under [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_QA_Community#Hot_Events Hot Events]


== Topic Planner==
*Good topics for bug days allow for steady progress when tackled collaboratively.
** For Bugzilla: Try to focus bug queries such that bug lists are reasonable in length. Mix up the purpose from week to week. (don't just triage bugs every week)
*** Triage Unconfirmed
*** Dupes
*** Verification
*** etc
** Public input tools: Attempt to map reports to bugs
*** Talkback
*** Reporter
*** Hendrix
*** Forums
*Suggestions future topics:
** ???
** ???
*Schedule:
{| border="1"
|-
! Date
! Topic
|-
||March 20
||Hendrix mining
|-
||March 27
||Map Hendrix items to bugs
|-
||April 3
|| tbd
|-
||April 10
|| tbd
|-
||April 17
|| tbd
|-
||April 24
|| tbd
|-
||May 1
|| tbd
|}


== 2. Update the topic for the new bug day. ==
''note: don't forget to check the [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_QA_Community:Bug_Day:Archive Bug Day Archive page] for previously done topics.  it's perfectly fine to revisit past topics.  The archives page is out of date. I will be working on pulling topics out of the bug day wiki history to accurately complete that archive.
Good topics for bug days allow for steady progress when tackled collaboratively.
 
 
 
 
== 3. Change the following sections as appropriate: ==
*(a) Topic of the day
*(b) Who is moderating?
*(c) Releases being targeted?
*(d) Update links to the builds you want them to test (usually trunk)
 
 
== 4.  Add a link to the Bug Day under Hot Events: ==
* http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozilla_QA_Community#Hot_Events
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