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depends what kind of company is behind it, open web companies tend to use user voice to have the community themselves decide what is most important to them and then internally giving it priority codes.
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@JoshBent Ok. In terms of bugs, we have a priority codes. But not necessarily feature requests. So that could be a useful consideration. Thanks
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Pyjong10935yI realize It's not exactly bleeding edge technology, but so far it worked 100%, I have a notepad and a pen and when someone wants something, I write it down, draw a rectangle around it, do it later and then scratch the thing once done. One notepad usually lasts for about a year and one pen lasts for about 5 months. You can also draw in your notepad.
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