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| ** Search parameters and permission | | ** Search parameters and permission |
| ** RSS Feed | | ** RSS Feed |
| | ** RSS readers |
| ** Getting started | | ** Getting started |
| * significant market research links for decisions | | * significant market research links for decisions (Alexa, Feed validator) |
| * What kind of releases are good for what kind of changes
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| ** major release, review web services for Tier 1/2 several months in advance (could even do that for all Tier's) starting with IRC chat and then moving to bugs for documentation and tracking and finally to wiki or google spreadsheet documentation, participate in the Fx product calls and listen for new features that can be localized and then if there are new ones, propose a process for localizing it and document that in the documentation (https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox3/L10n_Requirements)
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| ** minor release, update any changes that have been pending for any locale and take on new locales
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| * evaluation criteria - examples of questions to ask; an example for a sample RSS feed would be:
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| ** Is the website relevant to the users in the locale?
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| ** Is it updated frequently (at least once per day?) - the purpose of the sample feed is to show how the Live Bookmarks feature works
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| ** For news sites: is it a popular and well-known general news website?
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| ** Are you satisfied with the quality of articles (are they objective, gramatically correct)?
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| ** Does the feed happen sometimes to contain any ads?
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| ** Have you had any problems with the site working with Firefox?
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| * outcomes of each step | | * outcomes of each step |