[libreoffice-marketing] suggestions

I think the foundation can use another instrument (similarly as the ubuntu developers and barak 
obama) to involve people in the project.  I saw (and posted) suggestions which should be collected 
and may be useful ti the developers.  I also remember that the health administration of my region 
stated once:  "yes, we will use free software, but we still need proprietary software"; like to say 
that free software doesn't have some features we need. The idea is that the document foundation 
should have somewhere (in the internet site, internet blog, wiki or social network) a public page 
to allow people     posting their suggestions (or issues) or voting for the ones posted by other 
people.  Not the bugs, but new features that people would insert LibreOffice.
I think it should be like a pool working about like this.  a page with a list of issues or subjects 
where you can vote for one (which you think is important)  with a few limitations (like just one 
vote for each issue from each ip address to avoid cheating).  otherwise you can send a message or 
email message with the proposal of a new issue or suggestion (a first filter to avoid duplicates 
and to insert simply voices like eg 'automatic names for text documents instead of noname' or  'dwg 
data import filer'   instead of  'hi, my name is...  i would like to have...').
At the end developers would find a list like:  'most voted suggestions:  a) cappuccino - 200 votes; 
 b) coffee - 180 votes;   c) black coffee - 160 votes'   and so on.   It means a concise and unique 
 list of suggestions to consider and work on.
Maybe adding the author of a suggestion could be useful, being that LO is officially used in 
important institutions (e.g. the french government and important universities), which could require 
special features, but is not necessary. 
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