JeyPeyy said: I've been voting and posted ideas on http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ during a few months now. What I discovered was that some of the implemented ideas have been mostly down-voted, and that some stuff that will be implemented in jaunty haven't even been proposed in brainstorm. I think the idea about the new notifications is good, but why not putting the idea on brainstorm to see what people think about it?
Another thing that bugs me is that no developer give comments to the most popular ideas. The first one "Provide a simple graphical interface to manage _any_ type of network connection" should be put to "Ideas in development" or a developer should tell why not. The second one should be marked as a bug. etc...
If the developers don't give a sh*t about the most popular ideas it's unnecessary to vote, since the developers are working on the unpopular ideas too.
I don't think the most popular are the best ones, but if the votes aren't important, there's no reason of voting.
Yep, ive noticed this too. Also i find a lot of noobs go there and vote and they actually have no clue as to what they are actually voting on but instead follow the positive/negative flow of the votes.
Way too many ideas that are already implemented also get brought up and tons of duplicates.
'Not Ideas' and 'Already Implemented' and 'Duplicates' should just be deleted from site instead of floating around and members with a certain number of post counts on the Forums should only be allowed to vote IMO.
At the moment Brainstorm is just a joke really and the people with good ideas are really the ones that suffer from it.
I am glad that the Mods get to review the Ideas now before the are actually posted or become active. They should though just delete the inappropriate ones.
The same goes for Launchpad though. All the bugs that are fixed, duplicates, invalid and wont fix, should also just be removed from the site. This would make it a lot less clutered and make it easier for the Devs to stay on top of the legitimate bugs.