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== '''Brainstorming''' == | == '''Brainstorming''' == | ||
* How to improve Bug Days | * How to improve Bug Days | ||
** Feedback from developers - [[User:Triona|Triona]] | |||
** occasional developer attendance corresponding to the topic at hand | |||
** better attendance in general - need ~5 people for a successful bug day. | |||
*** promotion via irc | |||
*** promotion via wiki | |||
*** promotion via qmo | |||
*** word of mouth | |||
*** promotion via blogs | |||
*** promotion via news sites | |||
** better bugday documentation for planners and participants | |||
** careful selection of topics that are interesting, fun, and able to benefit from working as a team. | |||
* How to expand Test Days to other aspects of QA | * How to expand Test Days to other aspects of QA | ||
* "Mozilla University" - collection of docs and tutorials on how new people can get involved in Mozilla (based on experience with Seneca and other college outreach) | * "Mozilla University" - collection of docs and tutorials on how new people can get involved in Mozilla (based on experience with Seneca and other college outreach) |
Revision as of 00:39, 9 March 2007
Goals
- Organize successful community events and projects
- Improve documentation, processes, and tools
- Get more people involved through outreach
Brainstorming
- How to improve Bug Days
- Feedback from developers - Triona
- occasional developer attendance corresponding to the topic at hand
- better attendance in general - need ~5 people for a successful bug day.
- promotion via irc
- promotion via wiki
- promotion via qmo
- word of mouth
- promotion via blogs
- promotion via news sites
- better bugday documentation for planners and participants
- careful selection of topics that are interesting, fun, and able to benefit from working as a team.
- How to expand Test Days to other aspects of QA
- "Mozilla University" - collection of docs and tutorials on how new people can get involved in Mozilla (based on experience with Seneca and other college outreach)
- "Mozilla QAC" (QA Community) - Create a presence at major social networking sites (MySpace, Hi5, Facebook, etc). Some groups already exist for Firefox, but need to figure out whether to tap into that or start a QA specific group.
- "Mini-Projects" - Small, short-term projects that will either help the QA team get work done or allow the community to try out new things and create through learning.
Ideas in Action
- QMO (in progress)
- Develop strong relationship with mozillaZine.org (contacted Alex Bishop at mZ)