>>> If you want an answer, ask a question. Just stating something in the >>> hope that the correction will work as an answer is trying your luck.
What's the point of asking a question on this forum? The answer always seems to be: "Go fix it yourself. Dig into the Lilypond code, and get busy, and stop bothering us with your bug reports." So, seriously...what's the point of this forum at all? When a user who reports a problem gets told "Fix it yourself," what purpose does this forum serve? Why not just replace the entire forum with a GIF that says FIX YOURSELF, LOSER, LOL! Boy, programmers...what a group. Imagine this philosophy applied to society at large. "Hello, city hall? The bridge is falling down--" "Fix it yourself, loser, LOL!" "Hello, CDC, I'd like to report an outbreak of ebola at--" "Fix it yourself, loser, LOL!" "Hi, is this the fire department? I want to report a fire at--" "That's not a bug, that's a feature! If you don't like it, go put it out yourself. Pathetic." ------------- --mclaren _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
