Release Notes Feedback
Does anyone read the changelog – and does it change behaviour when they do?
4 questions · 1 page · about 1 minute to answer · fully editable after you start
Changelogs are written dutifully and read mysteriously. This survey measures the channel: who reads release notes and where, whether the writing lands (user benefit versus commit prose), and the behaviour test – a shipped feature they learned about and used because of the notes.
The learned-and-used answers justify the writing effort; their absence redirects it to in-app announcements where the audience actually is.
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Our release notes
This survey asks whether you read our release notes and how useful they are. Your answers help us make them worth reading. It takes about 1 minute.
Q1.How often do you read our release notes?*
- Every release
- Skim occasionally
- Only when something breaks
- Never knew they existed
Q2.The writing style feels...
- Clear user benefits
- Too technical
- Too marketing-y
- Have not read enough to say
Q3.Name a feature you discovered THROUGH the notes and now use.
Q4.Where should new-feature news reach you?
- In-app announcement
- Email digest
- The notes page is fine
- Social/community