Re: Re: Bug #1655 [Opn]: page hangs with no error display

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I think the QA team is really confusing quality and assurance with project managment. I for one don't need a manager for doing pear work. I fact in stead of wasting time sending reminders you should try to fix some of the bugs you are nagging about, it would be much more productive. The only thing you are going to do with this aproach is piss of several people. Nobody likes being told what to do especially when they are doing it for free. David Costa wrote: | | | I think that you are taking it the wrong way. Bugs are not something you | can decide to fix or not but something you should get rid off as soon as | you can. | I have been asked to send reminds re: open bugs, so I did. ~From your comments below i think am taking it exactly the right way. | |> I think the QA team is definatelly bluring some lines here. And |> politeness surely does not cut it. Also 1.3r2 is not production code, |> it is by no means critical code which should urgently be fixed (I |> would still find this interention intrusive never the less). |> | Well allow me to disagree. You have open bugs, this is an objective | situation so is not something we should discuss about. If these bugs are | no longer relevant kindly close them by selecting "fixed in CVS" or | "fixed in release". This will be done when I have time to do it, sending me annoying emails will definatelly not make the process faster. | |> I hope this is not going to become the standard practive of PEAR-QA. I |> get enough prodding to get things done at work thank you very much. | | | Excuse me but I have 260 bugs to sort ;) Just close your bugs if they | are fixed or no longer relevant, it will save you a lot of time and will | make your package more appealing to PEAR users. I didnt know this was a popularity contest, am not out to win any hearts out there. I bet that would get you even more hate mail, I sugest avoid yousing your email for it | | Cheers | David Costa | Regards, i guess - -- Yavor Shahpasov yavo@siava.org Linux is not The Answer. Yes is the answer. Linux is The Question. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFA8kaVStotaDevvJARAiN2AJ9jKq41ND33El2IVHgcqdB2gsDtmACeP2/b RpE8yJq2CMQKmw4hnSTloxo= =xXUF -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----