Yaaaay. I can't wait! <3
And just so you know, I put a LOT of effort into that picture. >:I A whole 10 seconds of my life.
And just so you know, I put a LOT of effort into that picture. >:I A whole 10 seconds of my life.
1 - How long have you been a SMF user?
2 - If you're planning to use Wedge on a live forum, post its URL.
3 - How much daily time you think you can devote to testing Wedge.
4 - Is there a feature in Wedge that you're most interested in?
5 - If you're a hot young lady, post a picture of you, preferably on a boat.
I would also remind everyone of what I said in http://wedge.org/pub/7623/looking-for-volunteers-to-test-the-wedge-private-alpha/msg284142/#msg284142
Ignore any $2 mentions for now, that's a known bug.
I would also remind everyone of what I said in http://wedge.org/pub/7623/looking-for-volunteers-to-test-the-wedge-private-alpha/msg284142/#msg284142
Ignore any $2 mentions for now, that's a known bug.
I haven't even really looking at the applications thus far, if I'm honest. I just saw that a bunch of people had posted, I just reiterated what I'd already said.
The last few days I've been wrangling with a lot of stuff, some of which has been laid bare >_<
But a lot of what I've said still stands - I would personally rather have people who contribute along the way and demonstrate a commitment to contribute rather than who request access to test it as it was at a fixed milestone; if you're just interested in seeing the software... we run it right here. There's little that an alpha could show you that you can't see here, because pretty much every new feature that's in Wedge and not in SMF is visible here, either from screenshots or it's user facing.
If you're seeing it as 'just replying to every thread', you've missed the point somewhat, I feel. It's not about gaining trust, it's demonstrating some commitment to actually contribute meaningful feedback - as you may or may not have noticed, already several people who got access didn't bother to reply much, not even to say 'hey, still here just busy'.
I deliberately go out and ask for feedback as new things get added, to gauge what users want and how beneficial it will be to them.