Comments for Community Survey Blog http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys A blog about community survey announcements and recent survey results. Mon, 12 May 2008 11:04:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 Comment on All about SUMO: Second post by Tristan http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/06/all-about-sumo-2/#comment-346 Tristan Wed, 07 May 2008 12:59:52 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/06/all-about-sumo-2/#comment-346 Great data, I'm really happy to see this published. Thanks! Congrats to Seth and Stas, and please keep up the good work! Great data, I’m really happy to see this published. Thanks! Congrats to Seth and Stas, and please keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Share your ideas by Lahuel Roman http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-342 Lahuel Roman Tue, 06 May 2008 15:21:39 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-342 Hello. I would like to give the following idea: - When a new window is opened, it could be integrated into the tabs of another browser that is available. For example, i have two (2) browsers opened. I type "URL1" into BROWSER1. Then, from BROWSER2 i ask BROWSER1 to quit and share current data of "URL1" into a tab of BROWSER2 without loosing anything. This idea does not exists in ANY browser. Hope you implement it, make me know please. Greets from Argentina. Hello.
I would like to give the following idea:
- When a new window is opened, it could be integrated into the tabs of another browser that is available. For example, i have two (2) browsers opened. I type “URL1″ into BROWSER1. Then, from BROWSER2 i ask BROWSER1 to quit and share current data of “URL1″ into a tab of BROWSER2 without loosing anything.

This idea does not exists in ANY browser.
Hope you implement it, make me know please.
Greets from Argentina.

]]> Comment on Taking the Temp: Appendix by seth bindernagel http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/01/taking-the-temp-appendix/#comment-313 seth bindernagel Fri, 02 May 2008 00:06:20 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/01/taking-the-temp-appendix/#comment-313 Thanks for the comment, hansen. We will take a look at the template for sure. In fact, I already met with David Boswell to discuss creating a template. Regarding the hosting, that's always a tricky issue because Mozilla can't host sites for local communities due to liability issues. But, we have started paying for hosting for a lot of communities and it's something we'd like to do on a larger scale. As always, it's a big issue with scalability and leverage. Thanks for the comment, hansen. We will take a look at the template for sure. In fact, I already met with David Boswell to discuss creating a template.

Regarding the hosting, that’s always a tricky issue because Mozilla can’t host sites for local communities due to liability issues. But, we have started paying for hosting for a lot of communities and it’s something we’d like to do on a larger scale. As always, it’s a big issue with scalability and leverage.

]]> Comment on Taking the Temp: Appendix by hansen http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/01/taking-the-temp-appendix/#comment-312 hansen Thu, 01 May 2008 22:47:56 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/05/01/taking-the-temp-appendix/#comment-312 It's really great, that you've made this public and in a viewable manner - thanks! It would be nice if Mozilla offered hosting. Either VPS on Mozillas network or hosting (Gigahost?) payed by Mozilla. We would love a template for the website, forum and wiki. If it could be made, so it's not for Mozilla-only products, but more liberal. Allowing all "Powered by Mozilla" products, like Songbird, Spicebird etc. -hansen Thunderbird translator in Denmark It’s really great, that you’ve made this public and in a viewable manner - thanks!

It would be nice if Mozilla offered hosting. Either VPS on Mozillas network or hosting (Gigahost?) payed by Mozilla.

We would love a template for the website, forum and wiki.
If it could be made, so it’s not for Mozilla-only products, but more liberal. Allowing all “Powered by Mozilla” products, like Songbird, Spicebird etc.

-hansen
Thunderbird translator in Denmark

]]> Comment on Taking the Temp: The third post in a series about Survey 1 by Dope http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-277 Dope Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:22:17 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-277 Wow, this test shows nice results! Russian Mozilla Community is really unhealthy now... More than that it's really ill! 'Cos old team doesn't like innovations, and other members have not enough power to resist... It's like a small war: small group of members turned out from Mozilla-Russia project... Nothing good at all :-/ Wow, this test shows nice results!

Russian Mozilla Community is really unhealthy now… More than that it’s really ill!

‘Cos old team doesn’t like innovations, and other members have not enough power to resist… It’s like a small war: small group of members turned out from Mozilla-Russia project… Nothing good at all :-/

]]> Comment on Taking the Temp: The third post in a series about Survey 1 by Diego http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-276 Diego Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:49:08 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-276 Spain and Italy cultures are very similar (or so they say ;), so it's not a surprise that their graphics are also a bit similar. Spain and Italy cultures are very similar (or so they say ;), so it’s not a surprise that their graphics are also a bit similar.

]]> Comment on Taking the Temp: The third post in a series about Survey 1 by Giuliano http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-274 Giuliano Sat, 19 Apr 2008 08:14:44 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2008/04/18/taking-the-temp-the-third-post-in-a-series-about-survey-1/#comment-274 Hello Seth, first of all I would really thanks all the Italian people who has participated to the survey for have given to Mozilla Italia Community a so high grade of appreciation. Looking at the "Feeling close to Mozilla" results I want to give my very best congratulation to Spain, but at the same time, as the responsible of Mozilla Italia, my first engagement will be to focus all our efforts trying to make our community and the people running around it feeling closer to Mozilla because, especially during the last 12 months, Mozilla has given to Mozilla Italia a really great and kind helping hand. Ciao from Italy! Giuliano Hello Seth, first of all I would really thanks all the Italian people who has participated to the survey for have given to Mozilla Italia Community a so high grade of appreciation.

Looking at the “Feeling close to Mozilla” results I want to give my very best congratulation to Spain, but at the same time, as the responsible of Mozilla Italia, my first engagement will be to focus all our efforts trying to make our community and the people running around it feeling closer to Mozilla because, especially during the last 12 months, Mozilla has given to Mozilla Italia a really great and kind helping hand.

Ciao from Italy!
Giuliano

]]> Comment on Share your ideas by Benoit http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-235 Benoit Sun, 02 Mar 2008 12:59:05 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-235 The rapidness of Firefox is different on the same computer between interfaces. Windows2000 = slow, Ubuntu = as fast as ie, Crunchbang (a linux distro with openbox instead of gnome) = quick. I don't know why. I'm not interested in integration of too much extensions in it. It will be more complicated to handle for beginners. The only two I use always are adblock plus and the sessions manager (more efficient that the tab back included in the standard edition). I will see if I'll tag the bookmarks in ff3.0 ? Don't really know if it will be useful. Perhaps the search in history with be more handful. The ie7 interface wasn't good for me before I use the skin vista-aero in ffox. When you don't have a wheel on your mouse (like in the Asus eeepc), I like the ability to add a new tab easily and the access to the bookmarks or history at a click on the left (So I can hide the personal toolbar and win some space on that 7inch screen). So the interface can change to that way : + no state bar at the bottom (the info can be elsewhere like on that access to bookmarks or history on the left or icon in adressbar and so on) + the search bar can be in that menu too + a button for the whole menu items like a MSWindow's start button The objective could be to have only one line for the icons and url adresses and sometimes the tab bar too. In that last possibility, the tab should have only a number. The name and the thumbnail of the content should be shown only when we fly over that numbers. I would be very interesting to see what it could be in a eeepc like computer with that kind of skin. The rapidness of Firefox is different on the same computer between interfaces. Windows2000 = slow, Ubuntu = as fast as ie, Crunchbang (a linux distro with openbox instead of gnome) = quick.

I don’t know why.

I’m not interested in integration of too much extensions in it. It will be more complicated to handle for beginners. The only two I use always are adblock plus and the sessions manager (more efficient that the tab back included in the standard edition).

I will see if I’ll tag the bookmarks in ff3.0 ? Don’t really know if it will be useful. Perhaps the search in history with be more handful.

The ie7 interface wasn’t good for me before I use the skin vista-aero in ffox. When you don’t have a wheel on your mouse (like in the Asus eeepc), I like the ability to add a new tab easily and the access to the bookmarks or history at a click on the left (So I can hide the personal toolbar and win some space on that 7inch screen).

So the interface can change to that way :
+ no state bar at the bottom (the info can be elsewhere like on that access to bookmarks or history on the left or icon in adressbar and so on)
+ the search bar can be in that menu too
+ a button for the whole menu items like a MSWindow’s start button
The objective could be to have only one line for the icons and url adresses and sometimes the tab bar too. In that last possibility, the tab should have only a number. The name and the thumbnail of the content should be shown only when we fly over that numbers. I would be very interesting to see what it could be in a eeepc like computer with that kind of skin.

]]> Comment on Share your ideas by Tomas S http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-224 Tomas S Wed, 13 Feb 2008 11:15:14 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/share-your-ideas/#comment-224 In my opinion on website with add-ons there should be option 'show only additions compatible with my version Firefox'. I was looking for new skin for Firefox 3.0b3, I looked for several dozen of pages and I give up. In my opinion on website with add-ons there should be option ’show only
additions compatible with my version Firefox’. I was looking for new skin
for Firefox 3.0b3, I looked for several dozen of pages and I give up.

]]> Comment on Community Survey: Understanding Community-driven Support by Lurker http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2007/12/19/community-survey-understanding-community-driven-support/#comment-221 Lurker Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:57:12 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/communitysurveys/2007/12/19/community-survey-understanding-community-driven-support/#comment-221 German front page of mozilla-europe still announces "Zweite Umfrage ist offen" (2. poll is open) but the polls is closed now. German front page of mozilla-europe still announces “Zweite Umfrage ist offen” (2. poll is open) but the polls is closed now.

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