Eugenio Diaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Let me see, A Lot! (is that a good thing or a bad thing?). Anyway, all I am
> saying is that if you get to know about a bug from source "X" (in this case the
> list), it would be polite to inform "X" about it been solved, so that "X" could
> test the solution (which doesn't really apply in this case, but is very
> important in others) and check it out of it's list of found bugs, and move on.
>
> Think about it; what you are saying is like saying you don't have time to mark
> a bug as "Closed" or "Solved" in bugzilla.
>
> In fact, the list knowing about the status of a bug report helps you write (or
> read) less mails in the list, since if some one comes along and posts the same
> bug, any one on the list (since they would know, because of your short reply
> ;-) ) can immediately answer saying it was already fixed.
the best information source is the changelog@ mailing list.
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