On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, Klaus Hameyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Glenn and Greggy -
> Before I say anything further, I want to thank Glenn for the > suggestions he provided, but also indicate that I completely > agree with Greggy regarding a structured and documented approach > to making changes in the Arachne package that is distributed. > At the risk of sounding defensive, I had always assumed Klaus...if I put you on the defensive, then I apologize. For my style...I am often abrasive and overbearing...when I am only trying to be emphatic....<g g g g> Yes...this IS the place for problems/suggestions...and help will come from here, too. So, my "sermon" wasn't aimed at anyone, or specific instances...it was aimed at a general situation that I see developing...and you can see it, too. Glenn CAN do allthings and everything...if we clone him, and work all clones 24/7 without rest...and he'll make a REAL good documentator/administrator/keeper-track-of-er, too, as long as it's one of his clones. Now, I am being facitious..but WE need to get ourselves organized. Michael implemented a sort of standardized "Bug Report"...which, we were beginning to use, but without new versions, we got out of the habit of using. Now we are having action, in and around Arachne, and we need to implement some organization. I propose that we reimplement a "Bug Report" on the lines of the one Michael implemented. I'll dig up my copy, and make it into more of a "template" that we can send out, or post on Glenn's site, or even on my site. Then when a problem is reported here, we can "confirm" it is a bug, then a formal-numbered BugReport can be filed (with whomever...we'll have to pick someone, Michael won't want to collect them). Then we (mostly Glenn, right now, but there are others of us who can do peripheral checking/testing) can work on it, and keep track of it...and when it's killed...post it as killed, and log it into a BugKilledDatabase.. This is the kind of thing I was proposing...not that you all should not post problems/suggestions here. I am sorry that I gave that impression... .....gregy -- This mail was sent by a user of Arachne - The Ultimate Internet Client
