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Voting is actually a kind of "test of concept" of the idea of Trello Plugins which enhance Trello boards in interesting ways that not everyone necessarily uses
by spolsky 15y ago
Voting is actually a kind of "test of concept" of the idea of Trello Plugins which enhance Trello boards in interesting ways that not everyone necessarily uses
- Adaptive 15y agoNow that's an interesting teaser. Looking forward to reading more as plugins develop.
- mkopinsky 15y agoIf it's a plugin, can I disable it? In a team of 3 developers, this makes no sense.
- tghw 15y agoEdit You CAN disable voting by going to Preferences under the main board menu. (Disregard the following.) Currently, no, because it's kind of a half plugin. You can ignore it, though, nothing really changes if someone happens to vote on something. But internally, we've already found it quite useful for things like helping decide a name of a new project and voting on features.
- Vitaly 15y agoIts cool that you can have a public board with public comments. But it would be even cooler to have a finer grained control over who can do what. i.e. have a board with some of the lists public read-only, others private, others read-write so anyone can edit, and public append-only, for things like bug reports etc.
- Vitaly 15y agoanother feature request: import from pivotal tracker ;) They have api.
- Vitaly 15y agoanother one: I should be able to add people from my organization to a board w/o going through the invitation confirmation process.
- Vitaly 15y agosince there is not feedback link I could find, I'll keep it here ;) : - color labels are nice, but real text tags would be good too. lists are not enough. having a 'bugs' list doesn't help as soon as the bug moves to 'under work'
- thedufer 15y agoClick the icon to the left of the board name, and then preferences in the drop down. You can set text to appear on the colored labels there.