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Rapidr

It would be nice to have a hotjar style in-app widget that invites users to leave feature requests and feedback

It would be nice to have a hotjar style in-app widget that invites users to leave feature requests and feedback

In app widget

Under consideration

Muhammad Tauhidi

Basically, for feature releases, most products post it on social media, send an email to their userbase and write a blog post + help centre section about it.

Something I have rarely seen is good in app feature release notification.

And there's an app doing it really well in my opinion: algolia.com

The attached image shows on the right side of the screen with a sliding animation when you click on a "What's new" button on your dashboard.

Basically, for feature releases, most products post it on social media, send an email to their userbase and write a blog post + help centre section about it.
Something I have rarely seen is good in app feature release notification.
And there’s an app doing it really well in my opinion: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://algolia.com">algolia.com</a>
The attached image shows on the right side of the screen with a sliding animation when you click on a “What’s new” button on your dashboard.

In App Changelog

Boris Tane

Like Status, we'd like to assign Tags to individual feedback and filter by them. 

Like Status, we’d like to assign Tags to individual feedback and filter by them.

Ability to assign Tags on Feedback

Prioritized

Brian Chole

When on the rapidr.io portal, if the user clicks the logo, it should take them to the original website, as a way to keep the navigation flow between both sites.

When on the <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://rapidr.io">rapidr.io</a> portal, if the user clicks the logo, it should take them to the original website, as a way to keep the navigation flow between both sites.

Logo should redirect to original site

In Progress

Pablius

Integrate with Slack

Open

Khushbu Jain

As a user, when I share a rapidr issue in discord, I want the text to look formated, not like in markdown, so links are clickable. This also happens in slack. In the attached photo, I want "Prior discussion" to be a hyperlink

As a user, when I share a rapidr issue in discord, I want the text to look formated, not like in markdown, so links are clickable. This also happens in slack. In the attached photo, I want “Prior discussion” to be a hyperlink

Improve embedded rapidr markdown hyperlinks

AJ Keller

As a user and moderator, I'd like to use and give other moderators, a code of conduct to ensure a positive experience for the community we have. I'd love it if the code of conduct was a hyperlink at the top or bottom of all pages. Here's an example of a [code of conduct](https://github.com/neurosity/notion-js/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) that we use for our repos on our public github. 

As a user and moderator, I’d like to use and give other moderators, a code of conduct to ensure a positive experience for the community we have. I’d love it if the code of conduct was a hyperlink at the top or bottom of all pages. Here’s an example of a <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://github.com/neurosity/notion-js/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md">code of conduct</a> that we use for our repos on our public github.

Automatic Code Of Conduct for all portals.

As a user, when I look at a ticket in the big view, I want to see markdown links shortened, so I can read the actual ticket. As a user, seeing "Markdown Supported" and then not seeing support for it is friction.

As a user, when I look at a ticket in the big view, I want to see markdown links shortened, so I can read the actual ticket. As a user, seeing “Markdown Supported” and then not seeing support for it is friction.