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Colin
@colin
Organizationally, how do you keep track of feature requests & backlog items? We heavily use GitHub, but our issue tracker has devolved into hundreds of issues (including a combination of bugs, high-priority tasks and low-priority backlog items).
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rish
@rish
Linear https://warpcast.com/rish/0x50445511
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Add to Linear. Auto delete after 6 months.
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Paul Berg
@prberg
You would like this label system: https://warpcast.com/prberg/0x5803786a
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jacob
@jacob
Linear linear.app
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links 🏴
@links
All this love for linear has me wondering… I use Asana. I get a lot of hate for it (I dunno why), but it’s quite unopinionated and I love that. Here’s an article I wrote about it: https://links.mirror.xyz/d7KQKyhdO04KF4wJ1O5-RThE-loIg9ap4MP8__H7r8g
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alec.eth is yapping🤠
@alec.eth
Canny.io seems solid
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@srijan.eth
Linear
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Michael
@michael
Anything that lets you set up auto archiving If a request/idea hasn't been touched in 6mo it's probably not worth keeping around (+1 to Linear for having this as a default although I'm sure other tools can be set up similarly)
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Ox Bid
@oxb
Jira + notion + slack notifications
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Ry
@heyhaigh
Linear. Makes Atlassian products feel antiquated.
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Bethany - countessellis.eth🎩
@ellis
At my work, with Jira Align, but mostly in my head with that reflected into Jira. My crypto projects, I primarily use manual lists. In all situations, I sort by a combination of importance, immediacy, and dependency. It’s an ongoing problem that importance can’t be the only factor, because it’s non-temporal.
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Jaimin
@jaimin
https://height.app/ works, scheduled maintenance to go through and archive low priority onto the backlog!
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Martin Wawrusch
@octagon
As others have mentioned, linear.app is a fantastic choice. The user interface is phenomenal and one of our go to sources when we need some ideas how to structure our own, and their underlying data model is less restrictive than jira, with very flexible tagging.
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