Thanks to Your Feedback, the Roll20 Family Grows, Again!

Greetings Pros - I am very excited to share with you, the addition of a new hire to Roll20. As a result of the feedback we gained from you in the the Pro Feedback Request - Dev Server thread, we decided to bring on an official Quality Assurance Manager - and some of you just might recognize her! Kristin Carlson has been with us since 2012 as a mod, 3D Dice model designer, Marketplace Creator, wiki tutorial master, and she is responsible for several of our licensed module conversions including the most recent Wizards of the Coast’s releases. We are thrilled to be able to bring her on in an official capacity to continue to help us address the technical needs of the community, as well as gather your feedback and suggestions for future development. Check out  the blog for some more fun info about Kristin, and please make her feel welcome!

This is awesome news!  Great to see someone with so much passion for the community added to the team!  Congratulations Kristin and the Roll20 team!

Welcome, Major General Rainbow Dash! Glad to hear testing/bug crushing will go up with a dedicated QA person. :)

My new favorite person... =D  

Congratulations Roll20! Kristin Carlson will be awesome in this new role, for the bridge between the community, technical issues, and testing features of the site. Applause

sweet

Really happy to hear about this!

Woohoo!

I don't understand what this actually means. Is she going to organize the identification of bugs and prioritize which ones need fixing? Is she going to be going in behind the main devs and fixing the bugs herself? Or what?

Devlin M. said: I don't understand what this actually means. Is she going to organize the identification of bugs and prioritize which ones need fixing? Is she going to be going in behind the main devs and fixing the bugs herself? Or what? QA departments find bugs and get Development to fix them. Roll20 is a super small team, though, so she might be fixing small bugs on her own. One of the most important aspects of QA finding bugs is finding out why they occur, usually by supplying specific steps to consistently trigger the bug every time ("repo steps").

Great news!

She is probably going to take our feedback from products purchased on roll20 (like the new modules) then compile and organize a list from that feedback so that everything is taken into consideration for future assets and insuring corrections are performed if needed.

Oh ok. Sounds good.

Hooray. (waiting for Pathfinder sheet users to clamor for QA to keep me in check)

Congratulations and good luck on the job. Great news.

chris b. said: Hooray. (waiting for Pathfinder sheet users to clamor for QA to keep me in check) hehehe, we love what you guys do Chris, it's just you try to get the sheet to do sooooo much.

Good luck Kristin! :D

Congrats!

Woot woot... Congrats.

Congrats Kristin ;)

Congrats and welcome, Kristin!  I love your tutorials.

Aaaaaah a dedicated Crash Test Dummy and Complaints Box Monkey! Congratulations.