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How Firefox upholds its values and keeps up with change @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Replaced a process biased towards those who had time to voice their preferences to something more inclusive. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Where do features come from for a browser–standards, user research, surveys, and feedback from public tools like Bugzilla, Twitter, and Reddit. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Voting is a rotten way to prioritize features. Votes have no bearing on validity, importance, or severity of a feature or bug. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Do you know where to find the discussion? Do you have time to get involved? Will your voice be heard if you enter the discussion? Will you be harmed if you enter the discussion? @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Reference to blog post from @ashedryden ashedryden.com/blog/the-ethic…
Baking analogy–bake more cupcakes. Cupcakes take less time to bake. Focus on things that take less time. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Pokemon, Dungeons and Dragons, baking, and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy references. This talk has something for everyone. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Consistent processes are important. Standardize on a single pref-flip tool. No need for everybody to create their own tool. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
Recognize biases process has, start with what you have, get people to think about culture change, make it easy to update process, build tooling around the process. @triagegirl #TrajectoryConf
