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I'd argue for 'triage' activity is a reasonable sign. One potential downside is though folks tactically bumping, or rerequesting things - if its even a downside. I mean I do sometimes do this when the staff are working on something ancillary to my big wishlist :D
– Journeyman Geek
Commented Jul 1 at 23:41
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The prioritization method used this quarter was a rough cut at creating a list of uncontroversial and relatively recognizable community requests. It was just enough to get us started, and try out the associated processes, without worrying too much about how these action items would be received. Future quarters may use different methods as we play around to find what works best, as well.
– Slate StaffMod
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