(Now, all of the other use cases @Chris_Moller listed are definitely part of our wider strategy and data collection - e.g. sharing repair techniques: when entering data in to the Fixometer, it can be flagged as potentially useful for the Wiki, and we recently had a Wikithon to go through these records to incorporate them in. Or useful repair info can be logged against a repair attempt. This isn’t in FaultCat itself but is definitely part of the overall picture.
The challenge is always balancing the use case of the data vs the overhead of capturing it in a busy volunteer environment. So there’s a number of pieces there around looking at the different data to capture, for which purpose, making that clear to everyone, and not making it a confusing user experience!)