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[Fabien Pinckaers <fp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>
> ​Does this reflect accepted answers, or just answers (which could also be
> something else, but a correct answer)?​
>

Just answers. The answer may not be the right one. Accepted answer is not a
good metric as most of the authors don't mark answers as accepted. The
point here is more about the huge improvement in the community contribution
rather than saying X% is answered.


> ​One feature badly missing to avoid redundancy is an intelligent search
> mechanism to propose you questions already asked at the moment of typing a
> question. Has this been acknowledged?​
>

Yes, thats a good idea. It's currently not in our roadmap. Is anyoe on this
list ready to contribute it? It's the website_forum, just do a pull request
and we will be happy to review.


> Another feature is a "cleaner" presentation of questions and answers.. The
> present css is somewhat "unlucky".
>

Themes are coming...


> **We need your feedback**
>>
>> In addition to our efforts to improve the "How-tos", we are also
>> thinking about integrating a deployment guide in the application.
>>
>> This will answer the "What to do", not the "How to do". Every application will have its own guide to help new users understand what to do. Here is the initial draft mockup for the CRM application. It describes what to do to improve sales efficiency:
>>   - http://qf6iua.axshare.com/sales_planner_v2.html
>>
>> Please take a few minutes to review this mockup and send your feedback to Lionel, one of our usability experts: lie@xxxxxxxx
>>
>> Every feedback is important:
>>  - Wording/copywriting improvements
>>  - Will it help new users to understand how to deploy a CRM?
>>  - Is it clear enough? Would you use it for your customes?
>>
>> Note: Some "Contact us" boxes only appear if the customer have the 24/24 support option as a part of his Odoo Enterprise contract. (like SaaS customers)
>>
>> ​I suppose a dynamic mockup was the idea to give feedback on. I just get
> a static page on the link.​ There is not much to say rather than it is a
> nice green useful tooltip without typos. ;)
>

Click on the progress bar.


Thanks,

Fabien