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Add feedback collection to deployed sites #808
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oh wow... no I don't think that's something I'm currently interested in for several reasons:
I'm impressed that the documenter folks are willing to do this but on the other hand I do think it makes more sense for them as the scope is narrower (so that if people do comment about the CSS or readability or whatever of a random Documenter website, it is kind of interesting for the Documenter folks whereas that's not really true for Franklin which leaves the responsibility of the CSS to the website owner). The feedback I'm interested in is the feedback I'm getting on Slack and Github, if users tell me that they'd like to give me feedback some other way, maybe we can consider options but for now I'm not sure. |
Ah, I should have been more clear. This would be a feature for website owners. No feedback would come directly back to Franklin. The idea is that if you are on the Julia Lang website (created through Franklin) and theres some issue, we can get feedback from users and have it go to a database specific to the Julia website. Right now, people might be like: "This page is not good and unhelpful" but don't habe a clear way of communicating that to us beyond opening an issues (which has a high bar). Totally get that bandwidth situation, but does that clarify what I am suggesting? |
See the feedback section at the bottom of this page: https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-project-for-healthy-contributions/about-community-profiles-for-public-repositories I would copy word for word if I could get the rest setup. |
Ah right! ok yes this makes sense, I'll look into it |
It would be really cool if in a similar vein to this: JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl#1412 we were able to collect feedback on websites using Franklin.
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