There really isn't such a thing as approving one.

It can get implemented.

The SE team does this.

One of the community managers or the implementing developer will then slap a status-completed onto it.

Essentially, all upvoted feature requests are on the radar of SE employees. Which of those get implemented depends on a number of things, most of which are not public. We only hear from them again when the FR is either declined or implemented, or sometimes status-planned status-review.

There really isn't such a thing as approving one.

It can get implemented.

The SE team does this.

One of the community managers or the implementing developer will then slap a status-completed onto it.

Essentially, all feature requests are on the radar of SE employees. Which of those get implemented depends on a number of things, most of which are not public. We only hear from them again when the FR is either declined or implemented, or sometimes status-planned or status-review.

There really isn't such a thing as approving one.

It can get implemented.

The SE team does this.

One of the community managers or the implementing developer will then slap a status-completed onto it.

There really isn't such a thing as approving one.

It can get implemented.

The SE team does this.

One of the community managers or the implementing developer will then slap a status-completed onto it.

Essentially, all upvoted feature requests are on the radar of SE employees. Which of those get implemented depends on a number of things, most of which are not public. We only hear from them again when the FR is either declined or implemented, or sometimes status-planned status-review.