
The vision for SUMO – Part 8: Live Chat
We’ve reached the last part of this comprehensive vision for the scope and role of the SUMO project moving forward. This part is dedicated to the most social form of … Read more
We’ve reached the last part of this comprehensive vision for the scope and role of the SUMO project moving forward. This part is dedicated to the most social form of … Read more
The Support Forum is a way for users to ask direct support questions about problems not (yet?) covered in the Knowledge Base, as described previously as the support funnel. It … Read more
The Knowledge Base is the heart of SUMO and consists of a large collection of support articles largely written by the community. The key focus and scope of the Knowledge … Read more
Approximately half of our users are running an English (US, British, or other) version of Firefox. This is why localization is such a critical part of Mozilla, because it enables … Read more
I’ll start part four of this blog series with an important question: Are our Firefox users happy about their browsing experience? If they are, exactly how happy are they? Can … Read more
In the past, there has been some discussion about how SUMO interfaces with existing local community work. SUMO has been in place for one year now and we have shown … Read more
A critical piece in having a community-powered project run successfully is that all participants understand the bigger picture. In the case of SUMO, there are actually two pictures, and with … Read more
During the last few weeks, I’ve been thinking a lot about how far we’ve come with Firefox Support since we started. Since the SUMO team was formally created, we have … Read more
What an amazing launch we’ve had so far! At the time I’m writing this, over 6.5 million people have downloaded Firefox 3, and from a Firefox Support perspective it shows. … Read more