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	This page is a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC. If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see '''[[XBMC development]]'''.		This page is a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC. If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see '''XBMC development'''.

	== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==		== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==
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	XBMC development is driven by the tasks that are important to the individual developers, none of whom are paid for what they do on the project. If there is a feature that is important to you, the best way to get it implemented is to undertake the task yourself, otherwise you have no rights to demand new ''things'' to be implemented and get no guarantees that some specific ''thing'' will be prioritized before something else. You may however suggest/request for ''things'' and if you ask nicely. A developer might then likes your idea and implement the ''thing'' you asked for.		XBMC development is driven by the tasks that are important to the individual developers, none of whom are paid for what they do on the project. If there is a feature that is important to you, the best way to get it implemented is to undertake the task yourself, otherwise you have no rights to demand new ''things'' to be implemented and get no guarantees that some specific ''thing'' will be prioritized before something else. You may however suggest/request for ''things'' and if you ask nicely. A developer might then likes your idea and implement the ''thing'' you asked for.

	~~== See also ==~~
	* [[HOW-TO:Submit a bug report]]

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	== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==		== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==
	You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/forumdisplay.php?fid=9 XBMC Feature Suggestions Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.~~xbmc~~.~~org~~/member.php?action=register registered an account on XBMC Community Forum] (note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).		You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=9 XBMC Feature Suggestions Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.kodi.tv/member.php?action=register registered an account on XBMC Community Forum] (note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).

	Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!		Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!
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	XBMC development is driven by the tasks that are important to the individual developers, none of whom are paid for what they do on the project. If there is a feature that is important to you, the best way to get it implemented is to undertake the task yourself, otherwise you have no rights to demand new ''things'' to be implemented and get no guarantees that some specific ''thing'' will be prioritized before something else. You may however suggest/request for ''things'' and if you ask nicely. A developer might then likes your idea and implement the ''thing'' you asked for.		XBMC development is driven by the tasks that are important to the individual developers, none of whom are paid for what they do on the project. If there is a feature that is important to you, the best way to get it implemented is to undertake the task yourself, otherwise you have no rights to demand new ''things'' to be implemented and get no guarantees that some specific ''thing'' will be prioritized before something else. You may however suggest/request for ''things'' and if you ask nicely. A developer might then likes your idea and implement the ''thing'' you asked for.

	==See also==		== See also ==
	*[[HOW-TO:Submit a bug report]]		* [[HOW-TO:Submit a bug report]]

	[[Category:How-to]]		[[Category:How-to]]
	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]

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	This page is a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC. If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see '''[[XBMC development]]'''.		This page is a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC. If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see '''[[XBMC development]]'''.

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	== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==		== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==
	You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.xbmc.org XBMC ~~Community~~ Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.xbmc.org/member.php?action=register registered an account on XBMC Community Forum](note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).		You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=9 XBMC Feature Suggestions Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.xbmc.org/member.php?action=register registered an account on XBMC Community Forum] (note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).

	Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!		Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!

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	== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==		== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==
	You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.xbmc.org XBMC Community Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.xbmc.org/~~register~~.php registered an account on XBMC Community Forum](note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).		You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.xbmc.org XBMC Community Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.xbmc.org/member.php?action=register registered an account on XBMC Community Forum](note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).

	Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!		Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!

Ned Scott: /* HOW-TO submit an official feature request */

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	Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!		Just make sure that you first remember to search for existing "Feature Requests" before logging a new request! You should take note that we guesstimate that 99% of all ''new'' requests XBMC users post have already been requested before so it is imperative that you search thoroughly!

	Again, you must search different spellings or alternate wording before you can post, (we do not enjoy reorganizing duplicate posts). Please respect that your request only counts as a suggestion, there's no guarantee that it will implemented soon or ever.

	Know that almost all users think their own ideas is the most important, and a very common comment is: "''if you only add these features then XBMC will be perfect for me''". Note! Only one feature per Forum Thread is allowed (for easier manageability).

	== When will ''this'' and ''that'' feature or function be supported by XBMC? ==		== When will ''this'' and ''that'' feature or function be supported by XBMC? ==

Ned Scott at 08:26, 4 March 2014

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+== HOW-TO submit an official feature request ==
 You can log a NEW feature/function request in the feature-suggestion section of our [http://forum.xbmc.org XBMC Community Forum], (you must first have [http://forum.xbmc.org/register.php registered an account on XBMC Community Forum](note that both the username and the password for the login are case-sensitive).
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 Know that almost all users think their own ideas is the most important, and a very common comment is: "''if you only add these features then XBMC will be perfect for me''". Note! Only one feature per Forum Thread is allowed (for easier manageability).
 == When will ''this'' and ''that'' feature or function be supported by XBMC? ==
 XBMC development is driven by the tasks that are important to the individual developers, none of whom are paid for what they do on the project. If there is a feature that is important to you, the best way to get it implemented is to undertake the task yourself, otherwise you have no rights to demand new ''things'' to be implemented and get no guarantees that some specific ''thing'' will be prioritized before something else. You may however suggest/request for ''things'' and if you ask nicely. A developer might then likes your idea and implement the ''thing'' you asked for.
 =See also=
 *[[HOW-TO:Submit a bug report]]
 [[Category:How-to]]
 [[Category:Development]]

Martijn at 18:56, 10 September 2013

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	This article is meant as a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC.		This article is meant as a guideline for submitting official feature requests to Team-XBMC.

	'''Note!''' If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see "[[~~Appendix D: Development Notes~~]]".<br />		'''Note!''' If you are thinking of contributing code to the project, please see "[[XBMC development]]".<br />