There are a number of good posts in various topics that ask for updates to Choice statements, guides, tests, etc, but the posts don’t always fit ‘request a test’ and are more appropriate elsewhere since they add to topical discussions.
@mark_m’s recent post in the now renamed Aged Care: Royal Commission and Beyond is a case in point.
Tags are not the answer because it is for a particular post rather than the topic doing the asking. Giving such requests visibility to Choice as requests could be done by adding a special ‘Update Request’ flag, or making a special user such as @ChoiceUpdateRequest that gets referenced, or making a special hashtag to bring attention to the post.
Great suggestion! I like the idea of being able to refer to a specially created user. This would allow a degree of flexibility in the future if other such double issue posts turned up. I would also suggest @ChoiceRequestAtest, and I’m sure other suggestions will appear.
I think it is a great idea too. Would simplify the process. It would also be good if flags could be filtered or avreport done to obtain a compiled listl
P.s.
I was looking at the various options for my post re Aged Care content,
and to discuss briefly the need or merits or not, to revisit and update.It seemed to fit and then not fit several slots.
We are still learning first hand, as is the RC, what many others appear to already know.
Good suggestion. Currently, it’s flagging with a CHOICE staff member directly (especially Jim or myself) means that requests will get raised on our internal networks (and we’ll continue to do this). I wonder if there is scope here to create a ‘Request a Test’ style Champion role to play an organisational role in terms of identifying and collating the requests? If that is of interest let me know.