Danny Tholen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > But, what I would have liked more is that you provided an alternative > solution. Because you do not dispute that a (small) problem exists. And there > is some truth in your critic, however, without alternative solution, why not > try it. Than again, perhaps you will do something internally, and do not want > it on the list. That is also ok.
Well, one can at the same time grant that a problem exists, but still don't provide a solution.. that's my situation. I confess to not having a miracle solution to the problem. Our organization is not very effective, but considered the amount of paid developers we are, the amount of bugs there is, and the "human nature" of people, it's probably not so bad (and I'd say again that I can't come up with a better one - maybe others could, of course). Concerning your requested "why not try it", I confirm that I think your solution would be counter-productive, so indeed I'd vote for not trying it, that's just as simple as that :). -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
