[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #8150: Enabling Google Sheets for Jetpack Forms on Accessibility Team Make site

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#8150: Enabling Google Sheets for Jetpack Forms on Accessibility Team Make site
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 Reporter:  alh0319                   |      Owner:  (none)
     Type:  feature request           |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal                    |  Milestone:
Component:  Make (Get Involved) / P2  |   Keywords:
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 The Accessibility team is refining the process for theme accessibility-
 ready reviews so that it is more scalable and easier for theme developers
 to request a review at any time.

 If a new theme that has not yet been published adds the accessibility-
 ready tag, it is added to a
 [https://themes.trac.wordpress.org/query?status=!closed&status=!approved&keywords
 =~accessibility-ready&report=9&order=priority list of themes that need an
 accessibility-ready review in Trac.] This process works well for themes
 that are not yet approved; however, it does not work for already live
 themes, as we don't want them to add the accessibility-ready tag (and show
 in search as accessibility-ready) before they are approved to use it.

 It is not possible to open tickets directly in the Themes Trac.

 Because of these limitations, @joedolson has created a
 [https://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/request-an-accessibility-ready-
 review/ contact form so theme developers can request an accessibility-
 ready review]. When this form submits, it emails to one person, and
 entries can be viewed in the admin for the Accessibility Make site by a
 limited number of people.

 In an ideal world, this form would add the accessibility-ready keyword to
 the existing Trac ticket for the theme, or open a new ticket to request
 the review, so requests can be viewed and managed in Trac.

 Since the form is a JetPack form, that does not seem possible. However, I
 see a way to connect Google Sheets to a form. I am wondering if we can get
 the connection enabled or "allowed" so I can set up a Google sheet for
 tracking theme accessibility ready review requests.

 If this is not possible, are there any other ideas about how developers of
 approved themes can request the review?

 Thanks.

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