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Right now CLs tell teams how they should be approached when their support is necessary (file a task, send an email. etc.), but they don't explain which details need to be included in the request. I need to come up with a minimal set of questions/indications to provide so that we don't have to followup several times. Nick at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T150963 is kinda showing the way already.

== What to write == Please use the following as a "template" to clearly define the scope of your request. * What is the problem? * How does success of this task look like? How do we know when we are done? * Is there any goal, program, project, team related with this request? Please provide links and use the corresponding Phabricator tags when available. * What is your expected timeline from start to end? Is there a hard deadline? (Initial description) Right now CLs tell teams how they should be approached when their support is necessary (file a task, send an email. etc.), but they don't explain which details need to be included in the request. I need to come up with a minimal set of questions/indications to provide so that we don't have to followup several times. Nick at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T150963 is kinda showing the way already.

== What to write == Please use the following as a "template" to clearly define the scope of your request. * What is the problem? * How does success of this task look like? How do we know when we are done? * Is there any goal, program, project, team related with this request? Please provide links and use the corresponding Phabricator tags when available. * What is your expected timeline from start to end? Is there a hard deadline? (Initial description) Right now CLs tell teams how they should be approached when their support is necessary (file a task, send an email. etc.), but they don't explain which details need to be included in the request. I need to come up with a minimal set of questions/indications to provide so that we don't have to followup several times. Nick at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T150963 is kinda showing the way already.