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A comment on the question "search results from feedback widget without being forced to signup/sign in" in Get Satisfaction:
Hmmm. I'm not seeing that on my Feedback widget. Maybe I'd better check some settings...unless this is not part of the free version. – Robio, on February 04, 2010 12:22-
Robio replied on February 02, 2010 13:37 to the idea "Avoiding Username and Password to post information" in Get Satisfaction:
My vote:
Anonymous FIRST POST, to get answers about a site or service you're CONSIDERING.
If you want to followup after getting an answer, then you must sign up. -
Robio replied on February 02, 2010 13:37 to the question "search results from feedback widget without being forced to signup/sign in" in Get Satisfaction:
That's true, they can search GS — IF they come to the forum. But if they're using the Feedback widget to try to ask a question, they can't get anywhere without creating an account. -
Robio replied on February 01, 2010 12:45 to the question "search results from feedback widget without being forced to signup/sign in" in Get Satisfaction:
Right, but what about someone who is NOT a member of my site yet, and wants to ask a question before joining — a question that there may already be an answer for in previous GS posts? Why should they have to create an account just to ask a question that there's already a PUBLIC answer for? -
Robio asked a question in Get Satisfaction on February 01, 2010 07:59:
search results from feedback widget without being forced to signup/sign inFeedback Widget: how can people enter a question/idea/etc and get SEARCH RESULTS without having to sign up?
I find it rather off-putting to have a simple question about a site, and in order to get that question answered, I have to sign up for a completely different site (GetSatisfaction).
I have a Feedback widget on my site, and I'd like people to be able to ask a question and get search results from my forums back without having to sign in/sign up. If they don't find the answer, THEN it's OK to make them sign up.