Hi >Christian wrote: >> Don't mix up changes of the sourcecode and changes to the website. >> And where is your point? > >a) You'll also find the requests for chagnes to webpages filed there, >and a few more things > >b) The point is, it doesn't matter which part of OOo one offers >solutions to, it takes months, most trivial changes to take place.
It depends on who "owns" the page. Can you give some examples? [snip] > >Nagging is _not_ a solution, but an indication of _major_ problems >within the organization. Actually, the process is this: File an issue. Most often it is taken care of quickly. If it is not, nag on the lists. "Nag" here means remind the people of the issue. Many of us have many issues pending and need reminders. As most people are volunteers here, and have lives, it is expected that OOo is not the priority. Others of us deal with high priority issues first. > >> exagerrated! > >Go look at the issues about correcting the spelling on the webpages. >Two years is not uncommon. Examples? I'm just curious. Cheers Louiss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
