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Users and other stakeholders can request changes to the MDN at any time by [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/form.mdn filing a bug on Bugzilla]. The MDN project manager occasionally reviews these requests and, based on priorities that are identified, chooses some for the team should complete. For each of these, a new Kanban card is created and added to a phase called ''Selected''. Over time, these cards move out of ''Selected'' and through four other phases in order: ''Research & Design'', ''Development'', ''Review & QA'', and ''Released''.
Users and other stakeholders can request changes to the MDN at any time by [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/form.mdn filing a bug on Bugzilla]. The MDN project manager occasionally reviews these requests and, based on priorities that are identified, chooses some for the team should complete. For each of these, a new Kanban card is created and added to a phase called ''Selected''. Over time, these cards move out of ''Selected'' and through four other phases in order: ''Research & Design'', ''Development'', ''Review & QA'', and ''Released''.
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The team uses Kanbanery and Bugzilla to manage this process. Each Kanbanery card refers to the Bugzilla bug (created by the ''Mozilla Developer Network Feedback'' form) that describes the original request. The team uses the bug to collaborate as progress is made. For example, the team uses the bug to share designs and hold technical discussions.
The team uses Kanbanery and Bugzilla to manage this process. Each Kanbanery card refers to the Bugzilla bug (created by the ''Mozilla Developer Network Feedback'' form) that describes the original request. The team uses the bug to collaborate as progress is made. For example, the team uses the bug to share designs and hold technical discussions.
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