Mike Hall wrote:
Rainer Bielefeld wrote:
Hi Mike,
As it seems, currently permissions are granted very generous, every
user can change Priority, Status, TM, Resolution and other fields. I
doubt that that's a good Idea, Pls see
<http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=107456>
Is that common sense or an Issue Tracker Bug?
Not a pleasant discussion! For my money, if a guy won't follow the
rules, then permissions should reluctantly be withdrawn. Is there a
proper process for doing this - formal warning first etc? Perhaps in
this case a private message from one of the mods might be a next step.
Most people seem to be quite careful not to change stuff that isn't
their responsibility. Rather than contemplate a lot of work to refine
who has what combination of permissions, no doubt with much attendant
admin, my feeling is that it's better to promote the culture of respect
and responsibility and to accept that it may occasionally be necessary
to withdraw permissions.
normally a +1 from me, but in this special case the guy is playing
ping-pong since a month. So I would send him a mail that his permissions
are restricted now until he is going with the rules.
Unfortunately, he's the submitter of the issue. So there has to be
another way to restrict his permissions.
My 2 ct
Marcus
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