[wp-hackers] 2.3 Features

[jason switzer]

I personally think the list of features to focus on should be taken from the
top of the most requested / highest rates "ideas" from the ideas page:
http://wordpress.org/extend/ideas. All ideas that are decided to be added to
wordpress core should be chosen from the top of that list and worked
downwards. This will prove to the community that the developers are
interested in implementing ideas that they (the users) care about. Anything
else would suggest that the developers were merely soliciting ideas and
don't necessarily care about what a majority of the users are clamoring for
(self-defeating in nature).

So my vote would be for plugin update notification then easy updating of
wordpress. Although I don't necessarily agree with the idea, I think people
have clearly expressed that they want to know when a plugin needs to be
updated (and I could only hope they would want that to be upgraded by a
simple button click as well).

-Jason

On 5/16/07, Joefish <joefish.hackers at feastofcrumbs.com> wrote:
>
> On 5/16/07, Robin Adrianse <robin.adr at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Isn't that the point of Sandbox, though? Sandbox is likely *the* most
> > versatile theme out there, and is a great starting point for creating
> your
> > own theme.
> >
>
> I love Sandbox and I think it's a great candidate for inclusion. But
> Classic is likely a lot more accessible for people with less design
> skill. I think both themes can have a place.
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