| ● |
“Let me keep the filter I retype every morning” |
Mei, Isaac, Priya |
12 |
3.5 h/wk |
request |
S |
nothing |
1 |
building |
| ● |
“Restock takes eight seconds to open” |
everyone |
22 |
1.5 h/wk |
defect |
M |
nothing |
2 |
building |
| ● |
“Tell me the moment a listing goes inactive” |
Priya |
6 |
0.6 h/wk |
request |
S |
nothing |
3 |
next up |
| ● |
“Stop making me open GoFlow to find a ready date” |
Mei |
8 |
2.0 h/wk |
request |
M |
ready dates at PO time |
4 |
next up |
| ● |
“Let me undo a bid change” |
Isaac |
4 |
0.3 h/wk |
request |
M |
nothing |
5 |
next up |
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Twelve people asking in twelve different sentences is one request. Requests arrive as sentences rather than as tickets, so they are merged first and the count becomes a ranking input instead of the loudest voice. And the ranking number is hours a week, not enthusiasm: three people retyping the same filter every morning is three and a half hours, most of a working day every week, and it outranks a feature four people said they would like.
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| ● |
“One packing list per supplier, not per container” |
Andres, Mei |
7 |
1.2 h/wk |
request |
M |
nothing |
— |
shipped Aug 18 |
| ● |
“Show me Temu shipping cost per unit” |
Joseph |
3 |
— |
request |
S |
the feed writing zeros |
— |
blocked |
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Two rows are waiting on data, not on anybody’s time. The Temu request cannot be built at all while the shipping feed writes 0.00, and the ready-date request is only worth building once ready dates are required at purchase-order time. Both fixes are small and upstream and neither is a screen — but unnamed here, both requests simply look ignored.
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| ● |
“The tables are too cramped to read” |
Andres |
2 |
— |
a setting |
S |
nothing |
— |
answered |
| ● |
“Why doesn’t this match Sellerboard?” |
Dana |
5 |
2.0 h/wk |
question |
— |
nothing |
— |
answered |
| ● |
“Bring back the old dashboard” |
Andres |
1 |
— |
request |
— |
nothing |
— |
declined |
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Three were closed without building anything, and that only works if the person who asked is told. The cramped tables became a density setting rather than a redesign; the Sellerboard question is answered by a board that already exists, so the reply is a link; the old dashboard was declined with a reason attached rather than left to rot in a list. Feedback that disappears quietly stops arriving within about a month, and a queue people can see is the whole reason the next twelve requests get filed.
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