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    James CNew Here

    Outliner app or tool (hierarchical structuring of text)Open

    I would love to see a simple outlining tool in Miro to enable users to organise information  hierarchically.Outlines are the text equivalent of Miro’s graphical ‘infinite canvas’, the example of this par excellence being Workflowy. They are a natural complement to mind-mapping.An outline is simply a document composed of ‘nodes’ or bullet-points that can be infinitely nested underneath each other:Fruits Apples Oranges Vegetables Carrots Cucumbers Step one: Create a very simple Outline tool as a Miro app. To my mind, there are just two essential components of any outlining tool: i) the ability to expand and collapse parent nodes to show or hide nodes that are nested beneath them; and ii) the ability to grab a node and drag it to a different location with the structure, so that content can be reorganised on the fly. A third, non-essential, component of most outlining tools is the ability to ‘focus’ on a particular node, zooming in to show only a particular part of the hierarchy. This is a simple and quick way of organising ideas and would have so many use cases within meetings run inside a Miro board.Step two: once we have a simple outlining tool, the obvious next step would be to link this to Miro’s mind mapping app so that outlines can be viewed as a mind map and vice-versa. Personally, I find it far easier to create content in an outline and then simply visualise it as a mind map rather than creating the content within a mind map.Step three: the final step after that would be to add OMPL support. OPML has long been a common file format for text organised in this way, so enabling import/export from or to OPML format would mean this simple Miro app would then act as an interface between Miro and the hundreds of other apps that use this file format, including mind-mapping apps like Mindnode or outlining apps like Workflowy or OmniOutliner.      

    Anders WahlborgContributor

    Enable flexibility for FULL licensesOpen

    HiOur current company agreement/license setup means we have a limited number of (Full) licenses.This means that everyone within the company do not have a full license, for budgetary reasons. This works well enough most of the time.We work in a team based setup, and most or our teams run various workshops multiple times every year. These are e.g. related to work processes, team dynamics, marketing or product evolvement.At these workshops, most attendants have a very big need for a full license to be able to fully contribute. In between workshops, however, needs are very small. This means that for many users, a full license is required between 3-10 times/year (corresponding to 5-20 work days in total) for prepping, planning and executing workshops.With our current licensing setup, there is very little flexibility. Users either have a full license 24/7/365, or a limited (free) license all the time.I would like us to be able to place some of our full licenses in a “pool” to enable a setup with  a more “flexible use of our licenses”. The licenses in this pool should NOT be tied to certain individuals, but available to anyone from within our company when needed.When people log on, this could either mean that they are provided a full license (if any are available in the “flex license pool”), or they have to settle with a free/limited license (if no full licenses are available in this pool) - and then also preferably get a message saying something like “No Full licenses available, your Miro use will be limited”.The flex licenses could also be limited by some kind of time stamp, so users get “thrown out” from using a full license after e.g. 5 or 10 hours to make sure no one occupies a full license longer than really needed.(Please note that I said “place some of our full license in a pool” above.Reason: some of our users/roles have a continuous, every day need of a full license, and these people should not be a part of this pool license setup.) 

    mapa conceptualOpen

    Mapa Conceptual (versión esquemática textual)Pantalla Global ├── Cine como séptimo arte │     └─ Arte dominante del siglo XX, pantalla como dispositivo moderno ├── Multiplicación de pantallas │     └─ De la unipantalla a la omnipantalla, mutación cultural ├── Crisis y reinvención del cine │     └─ Diversidad de géneros, cine independiente, formatos móviles ├── Cuatro edades del cine │     ├─ Cine mudo: modernidad primitiva │     ├─ Cine clásico (1930-50): edad de oro de los estudios │     ├─ Vanguardias (1950-70): rupturas estilísticas y culturales │     └─ Hipermodernidad (1980- ): hipercine globalizado ├── Pantalla Global como concepto │     └─ Pantallas en todas partes, globalización del cine, cinemanía democrática └── Enfoque Global       └─ Rompe división autor/comercial, cine como 'gafas inconscientes'Mapa Conceptual (versión esquemática textual)Pantalla Global ├── Cine como séptimo arte │     └─ Arte dominante del siglo XX, pantalla como dispositivo moderno ├── Multiplicación de pantallas │     └─ De la unipantalla a la omnipantalla, mutación cultural ├── Crisis y reinvención del cine │     └─ Diversidad de géneros, cine independiente, formatos móviles ├── Cuatro edades del cine │     ├─ Cine mudo: modernidad primitiva │     ├─ Cine clásico (1930-50): edad de oro de los estudios │     ├─ Vanguardias (1950-70): rupturas estilísticas y culturales │     └─ Hipermodernidad (1980- ): hipercine globalizado ├── Pantalla Global como concepto │     └─ Pantallas en todas partes, globalización del cine, cinemanía democrática └── Enfoque Global       └─ Rompe división autor/comercial, cine como 'gafas inconscientes'