Re: Re: QA Bug remind : to clarify

David Costa wrote: > >On Jul 12, 2004, at 1:40 PM, Bertrand Mansion wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I don't want to receive reminders as I don't need them because my >> fellow >> developers and myself fix bugs on a regular basis when we have the >> time. That's >> unfortunately the way it is in the open-source world... Maybe if you >> send me >> some money or a gift from my wishlist [1], I will feel obliged. >> >> I have received 5 reminders and this is too much. > >one per package I assume ? Exactly. That's the problem when your packages are used by other people, you get bug reports. And the more you fix bugs, the more your packages are used. And the more you get bugs reports. And now, the more you get useless reminders... I can give you some examples of packages in PEAR that are full of bugs and have no bug registered. What will QA do about them ? >> Could you let me know what is >> the procedure to get rid of them other than "/David Costa/ DISCARD" ? >> Thanks in >> advance, > >Feel free to blacklist me if this will contribute to stop the avalanche >of asinine comments from your developers (Alexey). >In fact I just sent some reminds for legitimate bugs- 1 per package >With one of his sight of genius he forwarded everything back to not one >but two lists (not just me but the whole lot of pear-dev and pear-qa >subscribers). Did this piss you off ? If yes, I am glad it did. Now you can imagine what some of us felt when we received your reminders. >PEAR is not a game for rebel teenagers. It takes two to tango on the >respect game and in this very moment I don't really want to care about >what might annoy his email but I am more concerned about PEAR users and >PEAR quality. Do you really think your reminders will help make our packages any better ? If yes, please explain because I don't understand. Thanks in advance, Bertrand Mansion Mamasam