The example that made me stop worrying about how to ask for product feedback

I love inbound messages from my users, but can be at a loss for words when I want to reach out. And I find I'm bombarded with advice on all the ways asking for product feedback can go wrong (focus groups, better horses, blindspots, etc.).

So when I got this message from a business I really like, Notion, it changed my mind on worrying so much. Here's the message they sent me initially:

Subject: Help prioritize our next docs/wiki features

Hey Ben,

We are kicking off a big release focusing on the docs and knowledge base experience in Notion.

So far, these are some of our top requests, but how would you rank them (e.g. >ACFDBE)? And is there something we're missing?

A: User groups (e.g. share via groups like "engineers")
B: Better search
C. Page-level version history
D: Analytics (e.g. which pages are popular? who's been active? etc)
E: More permissions (e.g. lock pages, restrict changes to table setup)
F: Something else we're missing?

Appreciate the help!
Ivan, Founder
notion.so
The all-in-one workspace.

I replied. They replied back:

Thanks for the feedback Ben - mind expanding on what type of analytics you want to see and how you want to see search improved (e.g some content weighted more than others)?

I gave a little more details. They closed it out:

Cool - I'll make sure to share this with the team 🙌

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