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== Before filing a Support Request ==
== Before filing a Support Request ==
[[Thunderbird/Support/GetSatisfaction/README|Read the README first please!]]
[[Thunderbird/Support/GetSatisfaction/README|Read the README first please!]]
== How do I help support Thunderbird users on Get Satisfaction? ==
First, thanks! Since [[Thunderbird/Support/GetSatisfaction/BoilerPlate#No_Email_or_Telephone_Support_or_Support_Response_Time|there is no paid or fax or email or phone support for Thunderbird]], only by users supporting TB users can the community hope to be able to support free and open source software like Thunderbird
* New to Get Satisfaction and supporting Thunderbird? Start with our [[Support/GetSatisfaction/GettingStarted|Getting Started guide to supporting Thunderbird Users in Get Satisfaction]]


== Get Satisfaction Days ==
== Get Satisfaction Days ==

Latest revision as of 00:56, 21 January 2011

Before filing a Support Request

Read the README first please!

How do I help support Thunderbird users on Get Satisfaction?

First, thanks! Since there is no paid or fax or email or phone support for Thunderbird, only by users supporting TB users can the community hope to be able to support free and open source software like Thunderbird

Get Satisfaction Days

Informal Meeting Minutes

Notes from irregular, informal meetings for the initial deployment of Get Satisfaction for Thunderbird which started in July 2009

Support Processes

Initial informal support processes for Get Satisfaction.

Metrics

gathered on a weekly basis and based on the metrics gathered by the support.mozilla.com team for its forums using this code:

Metrics:

  1. average # of new support topics per day
  2. total # new topics
  3. total # replies, total # answers
    1. replies by MoMo Staff
    2. replies by established Community Support members (e.g. those with with official rep status in GS, i.e. Tom, TMZ, etc)
    3. replies by new folks helping out
  4. new users
  5. new users contributing answers
  6. happiness metric: # total number of replies flagged as happy that come from non staffers percentage that are happy i.e. #happy/#replies

Miscellaneous