On 29-Sep-07, at 10:30 PM, erland wrote: > > I could add a comment on it, but will this be seen by anyone at > SlimDevices/Logitech unless the bug is assiged to qa at > slimdevices.com > ? > comments work. votes work. bugs are periodically reviewed. If they are already targetted for 7.0 then the comments will be seen again before 7.0 if it's future, then keep voting, but basically the decision is likely made to deal with it after the ones that are already targetted. if you comment, the assignee will still see it. if you feel it's absolutely critical for a specific reason, add chris -at- slimdevices -dot- com to the cc list (sorry chris). I have a standard search for "recent" reports, which mean anything that's been modified within the last 2 days. I've passed the same search query onto others who may be using it as well. Having revealed that, please don't abuse it. There are a lot of bug reports, and they are of varying importance to everyone. Be fair to others who want to have their issues given some attention and try not to blast reports and make the "recent" query useless.
> I could write a new bug and refer to the old one. This will make sure > someone sees it, but it really feels like a waste of everyones > time, or > ? > bad idea. it's like crossposting. It breaks focus and causes duplication of effort and wasted resources. > > So any thoughts from someone at SlimDevices/Logitech about how you > like > us to raise attention on old bugs ? ok, got me there. I just leave comments on bugs myself. -kdf _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
