Participants in the Telerik Testing Summit (more about that in a future blog post – just some awesome testers getting together to explore new frontiers of testing) also participated in Weekend Testing. Chris McMahon was the “product owner” of weekend testing today – he asked us to test WikiMedia.
I paired with Dawn Code. We decided to focus on the proofreading feature in Wikisource. We created a mind map to help us think what to test and record our results. Here it is.
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