I have a simple table for suggestions/improvements that everyone can brainstorm and suggest stuff. This does not mean it is tasks or anything yet, only a list of random stuff.
I am trying to figure out a nice way to give people a way to upvote one or more suggestions, either by liking the item (row), +1 or similar to indicate popular suggestions
Edit: If there was an easy way to add the Like function added to the bottom of every confluence page yourself without it being connected to the page itself, that would be very useful
Surprisingly enough I have not found an existing plugin that suits this purpose or something close to this simplicity.
Does anyone have a suggestion to plugin, macro or another approach using an existing "larger" plugin?
Hi Nils,
Like Nic I don't know of anything that will do this in Confluence, but your situation is one of the use cases for JIRA - you can add items to the backlog and people can vote on them. Of course this is only a sensible suggestion if you also have JIRA.....
I agree it kind of is. But as I mentioned it is kind of brainstorming and I really did not want to mix that with backlog tasks. Of course one can argue for an own JIRA project for that kind of stuff, but wanted it to keep it a bit more simple.
Also, I would think that the possibility to add a like function anywhere you like would be a use case for many things in confluence also, same as the voting in Jira.
If there was an easy way to add the Like function added to the bottom of every confluence page yourself without it being connected to the page itself, that would be very useful
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Hi Nils,
Yes, being able to use the Like function as a macro wherever you want would be great.
You could use Confluence Questions (which is what Atlassian Answers is) and have people upvote or downvote, or Polls for Confluence, but those might be overkill for what you need (and neither is free).
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Might be worth a look at the "rate macro" on the marketplace. I'm not sure it's exactly what you need but might be close.
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