Realm Works Community Wish List
Hi Team,
This forum has long been a bottomless pit of many great ideas. The problem being that once an idea goes in it tends to get buried under other great ideas. So here is a way for us to keep track of the ideas enabling us to present our best and loudest voice to LWD about the feature improvement ideas that are important to us all. Feel free to add new ideas to the list and vote for the ones you want to see implemented. Vote for as many as you like. Let the votes tell the story about the things that are important to us. http://rwwishlist.idea.informer.com/ https://indesignsecrets.com/wp-conte...7/wishlist.jpg |
Good idea, even though I personally think kbs666 consolidated list to be more effective / useful right now.
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Love your list, but it doesn't give a good representation of what people are actually interested in seeing prioritised. Not without trawling through the comments. This clearly shows as of right now that people want Custom Calendars for example. Shock horror.
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Well, I like the idea, though I'm not quite sure if truly is the most helpful thing, as it a) adds another site to check for the devs, b) is kinda biased toward features that have been longer on the list, as not many people will visit it regularirly to check for new ones and c) seems to count votes on IP only, so it's very easy to manipulate if you're so inclined.
But hey, can't hurt, so I'll add a few things. Hopefully LWD will tell us what's their preferred channel. |
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This has nothing to do with the Facebook group or trying to stop people using the forum. It's simply something to provide more data in a more efficient manner. How many great ideas are there in this sub forum? How many +1 comments that no one is ever going to come along and summarise? All it does is let people add their plus ones in a place that is easier to see all the options in a single place and that automatically tallies them together. Used together with your list this is much more useful data.
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1) In all seriousness, I'm throwing my vote in for custom calendars.
2) I would still like an integrated print function. Farling and I have both shown that such a thing is both possible and practical, and it would just be easier for everyone if LWD finally acknowledged this, and added an integrated, easily accessed, fully supported, official print function. |
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My list was produced by actually following years of discussions of feature requests and includes only reasonable and rational requests. Yours includes things like a complete and ground up rewrite of the program as the #1 request, as of the time I write this post. So yeah super useful. |
This isn't about competing or replacing your effort. This is simply an improvement over what we have. You are the only one who can edit your list. You have no way currently of representing out of that list what is the priority for the community. Why not combine with this functionality?
People can add their own wish list People can vote on whats more important to them The devs get more data to help them understand the community desires No one needs to count the +1s This is literally just a better way of capturing more useful data in a way that requires less effort. |
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There's a reason why having a collated list by someone who knows the program is superior. I could have done something like that but rejected it for obvious reasons. |
There is actually. Happy to give you moderator access if you want to help with that.
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Nope. Already put my effort in.
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Thanks daplunk, I've long wanted LWD to have a modern feature request management system. This at least allows vote tracking. If LWD used this or a similar tool, then they could also indicate which were being looked at, actively being worked on, etc.
Forums, whether here or Facebook just are not as effective. |
Hmm, one think this system does not have that other similar tools have, which I find to be useful is that you are given a limited number of votes. Say 5. You can allocate all 5 to one request or vote one time for five requests. It helps indicate which features users care the most strongly about because they have limited votes and even within that limit, they can weight some features more heavily than other.
Seems like requiring a login would be helpful, but that's debatable. Some people may be turned away if they have to spend even one minute to create an account to vote. But that would also mean those who did, do care more. EDIT Yeah, not have a vote limit greatly decreases the value of a feature-voting site. I mean, I'll probably vote for nearly every items as something I would want. It doesn't at all capture that there are only a small number of features that I care passionately about and which I would consider switching to another product if it was comparable but had those features. Just not as useful to see most of the features have roughly the same number of votes. If there is any way to configure this to have a vote limit and to let you spend multiple votes on one feature, I highly recommend enabling it. |
I think it's a time limit not a hard limit. It stops you from throwing a vote for absolutely everything but doesn't stop you from coming back tomorrow and voting on some more. Makes it more meaningful IMO. Means people focus on the things that truly matter. I'll check the config out though. Seems like a pretty good website.
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@LWD: It does have functionality to update things to show that they are In Progress or to mark things as not possible. So if are you interested in providing that level of value to this let me know. Figure the more we do as a community though the more time you have to code. |
Calendar Crew... you just lost the lead! Panic! Unite! Defeat the other ideas!
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@LWD, this thread could use a sticky too
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A public service announcement: Because of the way the voting on the list works, people need to remember to visit periodically and vote for the new ideas you like that were added after your last visit.
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I prefer a more democratic list, and IMHO it's up to LWD to decide if the requestes are reasonable or not. But anyway, this community list does not take anything from your list, they are two lists build in a differewnt way, they can both be useful. If you do not like one of them, do not contribute to it, it's your choice. I tried to contribute to both of them. |
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Hear! Hear!
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