Possible new test day

This morning when I saw the call for test days e'mail I had an idea that 
I want to get some feedback on before I propose it as a test day.

I manage multiple systems and for each new release of Fedora 
Workstation, I do installs (clean storage)  rather that updates. This 
gets rid of the trash in the system space and users get a chance to 
clean the trash out of their home directory before it's copied to their 
new home directory. The automation (script) I use for configuring these 
systems after the base Anaconda install not only installs and removes 
software packages, but also does setting of desktop preferences, service 
settings, and user setting such as groups. I start using the script with 
what I call As Deployed Testing which typically starts a little before 
branching of the new version. This happens for pre-release drops as 
testing is called for or for other drops as something peaks my interest. 
Good things can be discovered about the readiness of the new release for 
deployment with this as deployed configuration. For instance:

Unreported bugs can sometimes show up. Besides reporting the bug I can 
understand the impact of the bug and plan for a workaround or other 
measure given that the bug may not be a priority. An application may be 
retired or have a new version that is delayed. Such situations can lead 
to the deployment being delayed or working with users to decide if we 
might need to be tolerant of a bug or picking a new application.

A Gnome setting (gsettings) may work differently or no longer be 
available. Their may be new settings available

I would guess that most folks that deploy new Fedora Workstation 
releases for a group of users do something similar. So why then have a 
test day for this? I see the following benefits:

On the test day results pages each tester can report the number of users 
they support and list by number any new bugs or issues they found that 
were seen after their as deployed configuration, but not with with the 
base anaconda installed configuration. This provides an indication of 
the impact of the bugzilla bugs and Gnome issues that were found.

They can be encouraged to post on Fedora Discussion about any new or 
different gsettings or service configurations they found. This will 
raise visibility of new, changed, and removed settings. They can tell 
about replacement application(s) they are using in place of ones that 
are retired or otherwise not available.