Well my Forum friends, we made it to Friday! ![]()
You know what that means. it’s time to start up Fix-It Friday again with a new callout! ![]()
If this is your first Fix-It Friday, welcome! For those of you that have done this before…welcome back! For background, while our communities are not designed to be a replacement for Wyze Support , our community members and community managers do our best to help you out here. As our communities have scaled up, we want to make sure that any outstanding bugs or issues that you folks are facing are on our internal radar and that we’re as transparent as possible in our process of working on them.
How Fix-It Friday Will Work
On the first Friday of each month, we’ll post in each of our communities asking you to share the bugs you’re experiencing.
A few things to keep in mind:
• Please submit only one issue per post or comment. You’re welcome to submit multiple issues, but each should be posted separately.
• If someone has already reported the issue you’re experiencing, please vote for their submission instead of posting it again. Depending on the community, this may mean liking or upvoting it.
• Please submit bugs only. Feature requests should continue to be submitted through the Wishlist to see if it’s in the works or has been requested.
Keeping each issue separate and voting for existing submissions will help us identify the issues affecting the most people and speed up the sorting process.
How We’ll Choose Issues
This is one of the biggest changes from the original Fix-It Friday.
Previously, we selected the top issue from each individual community. This time, we’ll combine the votes across all participating communities to identify the issues receiving the most support overall.
The most-voted issue will not necessarily be the one we select. If a highly voted issue is something the team is already actively investigating or working on, we may skip it and select another issue that isn’t currently on our radar. However, I’ll still let you know that we’re working on the highly voted issue and provide a status update when possible.
The goal is to use your votes to help us uncover and prioritize issues that we may not already be aware of.





