Le jeudi 27 octobre 2005 à 21:24 +0200, Andre Schnabel a écrit : Hi all,
> ..... > > Lets elaborate this idea: > > > > * Who are these volunteers? Temporarily volunteering? It could be me as I > > am > > pretty familiar with Issuezilla. However, I chose not to file Joe's reports > > as I simply haven't got the time to confirm and check Issuezilla for > > duplicates. > > > This is the answer given by to many people. "I would like to but ..." > The only thing I can do is to ask folunteers to do so anyway .. We > cannot commant anybody ant tell you *must* file Joe's issues. > Exactly, and the voluntary aspect works pretty well IMHO, since if the issue is considered serious enough on the list in question, someone will inevitably volunteer to file it, if the OP doesn't know how to use IZ (we generally point him / her to our translated instructions on using IZ first anyway). At least, this is how the French native-lang lists work, and it seems to have functioned pretty well so far. I agree entirely that overloading a QA's mailbox with potential issues from the mailing lists that they follow is not going to incite them to participate for very long in the project, unless they have the time to just do that, which I guess certainly isn't the case for most of us here. Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
