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How should we Categorise and Group Feedback for Relevance? #19

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nelsonic opened this issue Apr 5, 2017 · 4 comments
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How should we Categorise and Group Feedback for Relevance? #19

nelsonic opened this issue Apr 5, 2017 · 4 comments

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@nelsonic
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nelsonic commented Apr 5, 2017

How do we categorise and group feedback?
Should we be able to:

  • link one feedback item to another? (if items are related)
  • "tag" a feedback item ?
    • are tags pre-defined or "free-text"?
    • are tags the same as categories? see: Categories vs. Tags
    • hide tag(s) input until after the feedback has been posted? (to reduce friction)
@jackcarlisle
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In regards to pre-defined tags vs "free-text" I'd say that pre-defined is a better option because it removes the chance of spelling mistakes and synonymous values.

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nelsonic commented Apr 5, 2017

Agreed. pre-defined tags will prevent typos and synonyms.

For the first version we probably don't need tags.
Just wanted to open this issue for discussion because once we have a few items of feedback,
it might make sense to start categorising it. 🤔

@jackcarlisle
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@nelsonic here are a list of categories that I could think of:

  • general
  • question
  • problem
  • suggestion
  • other (please specify?)

Are these the kind of thing you had in mind or shall we be more specific?

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Have since added emotions that users can associate with their feedback. I'm going to categorise them by these emotions for the mean time: annoyed, upset, neutral, happy, delighted
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