Netiquette for Jira and Confluence users

[Rumceisz]

Hi All,

this question is a bit unconventional:)

I start to write a netiquette document for my Jira and Confluence users. Have you got a similar doc at your workplace, environment?

I would like to ask for a help reading such a document. Just for getting started.

Thanks in advance!

Rumi

[RIsk · Accepted solution]

I always liked this: http://www.businessweek.com/technology/ceo_tipsheet/2007_3.htm

[Rumceisz]

Hi Risk,

nice one!

Thank you!

Rumi

[Mark Symons]

The businessweek tipsheet for wikis does have some good stuff. Short but sweet.

For JIRA, is netiquette the right word? Most certainly, it is important to provide guidelines on how to create a good issue. I created a wiki page with a dozen bullets. Here are some samples...

• Before logging a new issue, search JIRA to ensure that you are not creating a duplicate.

• The Summary should be "Fit to be read by a customer". JIRA allows for semi-automated publication of Release Note based on Issue Summary. So correcting spelling errors, etc, up front means that no one has to go and clean up after you later.

• A good Summary is terse.. but not too terse. For instance "Overlapping Columns" is less helpful than "Overlapping Columns in Access Screen".

• Annotate your screenshots. Highlight the area of interest and add a note.

• Do not attach a 10 MB log: ZIP it first. JIRA v4.x allows you to view files inside ZIP attachments.

[Rumceisz]

Hi Mark,

many thanks. These are good topics to begin!

Rumi

[Ole Kristensen]

Welcome to the Grundfos Wiki

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[Rumceisz]

Hi Ole,

many thanks for sharing your netiquette. Do have same for Jira too?

Regards,
Rumi