[theme-reviewers] Getting The Review Queue Back On Track
Justin Tadlock
justin at justintadlock.com
Fri Dec 16 03:23:51 UTC 2011
I'll be back in the game a bit too now that I'm no longer working for
DevPress. I've got a little extra time. In fact, I'll start back tonight.
On 12/14/2011 7:52 PM, Chip Bennett wrote:
> All,
>
> Please read; comments welcome!
> http://make.wordpress.org/themes/2011/12/15/getting-the-review-queue-back-on-track/
>
> The TL;DR list of changes:
>
> * Anyone who requests a ticket to review, and then completes
> their assigned review, will be given full “reviewer” status
> in Theme-Trac
> * We’re adding a fourth tier to the prioritization, which will
> become the new #2 priority: tickets that have been in the
> review queue for longer than two weeks, regardless of
> previous review/approval status
> * Any review-based Theme revision that is submitted within two
> days of the previous review will be assigned to the
> previous-ticket reviewer, and the review continued on the
> new ticket
> * W3C Validation criticality is being reduced from REQUIRED to
> RECOMMENDED, and Theme reviewers will no longer make review
> comments regarding W3C Validation
> * The Theme Review Team will no longer emphasize complete and
> thorough reviews, and will instead close tickets upon
> observation of any non-trivial issues
>
>
> As always, this is an evolving experiment; we're still/always trying
> to improve. Thank you, all, for your continued contributions as Theme
> developers and reviewers!
>
> Chip
>
>
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