Hi there,

it is a problem for me personally, that I can't change the company, when I'm starting a topic! I think that's stupid. Maybe I'm on the site of "Seesmic", but I want to write a question / idea to "Adobe" or "Newsgator", why can't I change the company to another one I did add to my dashboard?

I might have overseen another point again, but I'm happy to learn! :)

I don't know, if this idea has already come up, but as I read here about a widget-issue, Adobe Air did immediately come to my mind!

I'd really like a simple Adobe Air widget including these for steps for direct posting to GetSatisfaction without having to visit the site and search through the navigation menus. ;P

I made a example screenshot montage with SnagIt:



(Original resolution (how can I link it clickable?): http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/16751/Adob...)

Hi there,

I don't know if this is yet possible, but after I tried to link to an answer of one of your employees I realized, I couldn't link directly to that answer. What's missing?

An internal numbering of post (questions & answers) and comments, like it is common in many forums, so you can link to a single post or at least the position of the post within the thread.

Examples:

1.) Single post: http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/foru...
(Sorry I currently don't find more examples)

2.) Link to post position:
2.1.) http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/foru...
2.2.) http://forum.newsgator.com/Topic40039...
2.3.) http://forum.digsby.com/viewtopic.php...
2.4.) http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/foru...

As you look at the post's URL, you'll see the way it mostly works.
I think there a several technical ways, that's your business. ;-)

Hi there,

I do have a sophisticated feature idea that just came to my mind, while reading some good answers from your "staff" / company folks! :)

The first idea would be to implement a "Thumbs up" (and maybe "Thumbs down") system like in "Yahoo! Answers", as you could show your appreciation and/or "coincident in opinion" with this post(s content) made my someone.

The second idea is a little difficult to describe for me, as I don't know, which is the correct English word. I'd like to have a "note" / "bookmark" functionality, with which I can e.g. save some questions (although I might not have this question (too)!) or articles as a "favorite" / for later reference or inspiration. I think that gets the meaning behind it.

I would compare it to the option of "bookmarking" (?) people and groups in Xing or people on some dating websites, that is the basic functionality I see behind it. It's a way of unobstrusive "saving & collecting" of information without notifying the other person / group and without displaying this "note" / "bookmark" to the public, as it is only for personal reference.

Hi there,

I've got an idea how yiu could make it easier for people that register at Get Satisfaction / use it, to know quickly which of their web service and software companies are here.

You could partner up with profilactics (and/or maybe other lifestream services) and Wakoopa (for Software) to get the web services and software someone uses from their profiles at profilactics and/or Wakoopa. You could offer this feature / make a hint to it in the registration service and maybe elsewhere on your site and the sites of your partners.

Don't know, if each of you have any (open) API to do that, but as profilactic and Wakoopa are both specialists in collecting and aggregating data, I think they could help. ;)

Hope you like that idea. :)

This would allow the Company to choose from the helpful users to make a list of the ones that help out the most and put it under "All Employees" or "Official Reps".

What do you think of this idea?

okay, this just may be about creating user profile buzz and I can always go on making contributions in life without a name but it would be a interest of mine and others to see who submits which sites if user chooses to go public. This would not create their claim to the url established or any company or product data. Just general fun social network noseyness and kudos to myself for a week's worth of submissions this past weekend.

Wesley Miller
aka
DJ Choppercat

I think a topic type for hints and tips might be a good addition to GS, although I'm not certain how much it is fitting. Nevertheless, I'm throwing this idea out there for comments.

Under this topic type, people could propose ways to use the product/service that many people might not be aware of and that might increase productivity and (of course) satisfaction. It could be used to provide valuable service that might be difficult to place elsewhere.

Other people might then vote this tip as helpful, or even suggest improvements.

Not certain if "Tip" is the best topic name. Other possibilities, include "Hint", "Guideline" etc.

As an employee of a company, I need a way to identify topics that needs some following up on at a later date. Right now, I'm just following all these topics, but there's no way for me to see a comprehensive list of everything I'm following.

I've noticed that a number of our customers seem to be adding replies to an existing topic when the things the want to say really should be new topics. Example: Someone just posted a "I'm getting an invalid Zip Code error when trying to check out" reply to a "Where are you hiding your phone number?" topic. (we're working on getting the phone number some better site placement, fyi... ;-) ) I'd really love to be able to take postings like that and promote them to their own topic. Is that some thing we could get in a future release?

Company URL: It is difficult find a company URL on company landing page. It helps to keep this at the top as a link to the company name display heading.

So I've been browsing the list of companies on Get Satisfaction and I've spotted a few instances where products were listed as companies.

I don't think it's big deal but it is kind a bit of a PITA to have to go through the motions of becoming an admin. for every product that's mislabeled .

A much easier solution (from the user perspective), would be to simply have the ability to rename companies as products. Maybe implement an open editing policy for products and companies that are unclaimed...

Anyway, just an idea. Thoughts?