Preparing for 20/20 Vision
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I’ve been excited about 2020 since the 1990s. I remember thinking the switch to 2000 was going to be so strange—and then I wondered if we’d all have 20/20 vision in the year 2020.
Since then, I’ve worked in the nonprofit and social good space for two decades. And I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard and said things like:
Do you have ideas? Let me know in the comments, or complete the poll at the top-right of your Blackbaud Community eTapestry Home page. Let’s help each other make 2020 the best year yet!
Since then, I’ve worked in the nonprofit and social good space for two decades. And I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard and said things like:
- I wish I would have known that sooner
- Looking back, I would have done x-y-z differently
- Knowing what I know now, I would have done that differently
- Writing better appeals?
- Cleaning up your database?
- Doing things more quickly?
- Creating better queries (or understanding Query better)?
- Or something else?
Do you have ideas? Let me know in the comments, or complete the poll at the top-right of your Blackbaud Community eTapestry Home page. Let’s help each other make 2020 the best year yet!
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I've looked at the Community forum, but the Top ideas there which aren't yet implemented have *hundreds* of votes over many years, so it makes it seem very unlikely that submitting a new idea this way will ever grow to have hundreds of votes and get the attention of the developers. Why waste time documenting ideas if they're unlikely to get attention?
So my wish for 2020: a better way to submit ideas the product managers can review and triage into ideas that are good and can be implemented quickly, ideas that are good that require longer development further in the future, and ideas which don't make the grade or got back into the black hole of future ideas.