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Have a look at PluginList, I think it should fit your needs quite nicely.

Very nice plugin!

But in order to collaborate on setting the priorities right, everybody would need to log on using the same user in order to see the same priority list.

This is not really a good idea (at least in our setup). We have people in project A who are not supposed to see issues in project B. It would be a quite big security problem :-(.

"It will also allow other privileged users to reorder the user's work queue" <= so you'd want read access for everyone and write only for some? Have you tried it out? (I've never used it, so I can't really say what the plugin can and can not)

Anyway, I understand the security concern and appreciate it. Maybe you could drop by IRC or twitter and contact Eric (edavis10 in both) to ask him specifics about the plugin, or if he knows of other plugins that would do what you are looking for. IIRC he also made a kanban plugin, there might be others too going in the direction you are looking for.

you'd want read access for everyone and write only for some?

I would like write access and read access for everyone.

(But yeah, it would probably be nice to be able to lock some users out of writing.)

Have you tried it out?

I've read the description and screenshots thoroughly, I think I have a good feel of how it works.

It looks like a very nice plugin, it is very neat that each user can have their own lists.

It does however not provide just one per-issue priority (call it a "master list" or whatever in the context of the plugin, the semantics are unimportant). So it does not quite fit the bill in it's current form.

Anyway, I understand the security concern and appreciate it.
Maybe you could drop by IRC or twitter and contact Eric (edavis10 in both)

Okay! Will do.

IIRC he also made a kanban plugin

Sounds awesome ;-). Yesterday I was thinking that it could be neat to default users onto a project wiki page after logon, and allow integration of various status displays in the wiki, so that people could build their own dashboards on that default page. Uhm, another issue probably ;-).

Albert Rosenfield wrote:

Sounds awesome ;-). Yesterday I was thinking that it could be neat to default users onto a project wiki page after logon, and allow integration of various status displays in the wiki, so that people could build their own dashboards on that default page. Uhm, another issue probably ;-).

My page, top left? You might want to drop in more "boxes" into there and make it the landing page after logon, but sounds about a job half done already ;-)

My page, top left?

This is very off-topic by now, but yeah, it's very neat functionality. Doesn't quite allow you to create a custom landing page for a bunch of users, though.