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What are some concrete examples of this? - Linear automatically cancels tickets which haven't been touched in 6 months - Trello would visually "age" cards, ma
by crabmusket 2y ago
What are some concrete examples of this?
- Linear automatically cancels tickets which haven't been touched in 6 months
- Trello would visually "age" cards, making them increasingly yellow and tattered
- Datadog dashboards have a "popularity" score based on usage
- erik_seaberg 2y agoAs jwz points out in "The CADT Model," abandoning reported bugs is just telling your users not to bother reporting anything.
- crabmusket 2y agoIn my experience, things don't get done just because they are hanging about in the backlog. Most auto-closed issues in my small team are of the varieties "the PM had a nice idea one day" and "long standing annoyance which we would need to re-architect to solve and we'll get to it one day". And I don't even necessarily disagree with the CADT post, but... most users are not, for better or worse, so easily dissuaded.