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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21592 WSDL2Java doc. should start with description of what tool does ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-07-15 00:08 ------- > We would welcome any patches you have to the documentation in this regard. Of course you would. And I'd welcome having other people fix problems in my stuff too. Geez, do open source projects have to react like that to every bug report? Look, I know reporting a problem isn't as big a contribution as also fixing the problem, but if the problem weren't reported, you wouldn't know what might need improvement. Also, remember that documentation bug reports from new users provide something you can't provide yourself. You already know how things work, so you're not going to notice when something is missing from the documentation. A new user can easily notice when there's a reference to something that hasn't be mentioned or defined yet. It might be better to accept such bug reports, even if no one currently feels like addressing them, instead of replying with (seemingly) snide remarks about patches being welcome and alienating users.
