Improvements to Feedback Forms

As Odd Omens continues to evolve, I'm excited to announce a significant improvement to my feedback system: I've transitioned from Google Forms to Notion Forms for both bug reporting and feature requests.

While Google Forms served me well initially, Notion Forms offers seamless integration with my development workflow. When you submit feedback through my new forms, it automatically becomes part of my development database, allowing me to track, prioritize, and address your suggestions more efficiently. This means I spend less time manually transferring information between systems and more time actually implementing improvements.

For my community members, the experience remains straightforward and user-friendly. The forms have been carefully designed to capture essential information while staying intuitive. What's more, with Notion's robust database features, I can now better communicate the status of your submissions, keeping you informed about which issues have been addressed and which features are being considered for future updates.

This transition to Notion Forms represents my ongoing commitment to improving both my development process and community interaction. You can find the new forms on the community hub page. As always, I'm eager to hear your thoughts about this new system.