What happens after a user-requested feature ships
Small internet owners often receive feature requests from many places. They may come through email, DMs, support chats, or .
When those channels are scattered, requests can easily get lost before they shape the product. The bigger question comes after a requested feature is actually released.
The operator has to decide whether to tell the specific person who asked for it, or let the update disappear into normal product noise. with real users appear to handle this in many different ways, with no single common .
Key points
- Feature requests can arrive through email, DMs, support chats, and .
- Scattered request channels make it easy for useful ideas to disappear.
- The weak point is often after launch, when the requester may never hear back.
- with do not seem to follow one standard process for this.
- s should track both the request and the message.