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[Andy Loughran <andy@xxxxxxxx>]

Yeah,

In terms of feedback, I really like the paper jam concept.

By the way of actually using it to feedback to designers, developers, and
digi-persons to develop further, I think it's a go-er.

I guess the first 'paper-jam' that springs to mind is the lack of a
company/charity to write a GnuCash template for.  With that in mind, it
probably needs something to flag it as who the jam is directed at so people
know where to help.

I'd be a bit more verbose, but I think it's another wiki-situation to sort.
 I'll wait til my fingers warm up.

Thanks for keeping this moving Laura..

Andy

2009/12/10 Jonathan Carter <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxx>

> On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 12:54 AM, Laura Czajkowski
> <laura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Following on from the mail I sent the other day re discussions at UDS,
> > one topic I'm getting around to following up this week is the concept of
> > *paper jams*.   You may have read in the last cycle the 100 paper cuts
> > set up  by the design team, it was pretty amazing to read.
>
> "paper jam" is both a scary and clever name, I like it :)
>
> -Jonathan
>
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