Video available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byoYAYBUqAs Panel moderated at FOSDEM 2017 in the Open Source Design devroom talking about design feedback process, gathering expectations and guidelines from different open source communities. See https://fosdem.org/2017/schedule/event/osd_giving_and_receiving_design_feedback/ 131 responses from audience were submitted during the discussions and the panels members were: @bernardtyers, @evalica, @jancborchardt, @elioqoshi, seoul_victoria

1. Design Feedback
in open source
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2. panel: Introduce yourself
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3. q1: Who do you represent?
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4. panel 2: How does understanding the designer’s
motivation improve the feedback?
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5. q2: What motivates designers to contribute to OS?
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6. q3: Who is the target in OS projects?
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7. panel 3: How does understanding the target
improve the feedback?
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8. q4: Who makes the final decision?
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9. q4: Who makes the final decision?
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10. q5: How does time influence the feedback
process?
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11. q6: So, what is the most important factor that
influences the feedback process?
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12. q6: So, what is the most important factor that
influences the feedback process?
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13. q7: When should the feedback process stop?
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14. q7: When should the feedback process stop?
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15. Thank you
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