Running beta software, but not reporting results (good and bad) isn't
making a major contribution.
Less-than-helpful testers is a major problem for developers, which is
why some resort to software that reports by itself, and beta versions
that quit running on a particular date.
Developers wouldn't have to do that if testers really understood testing.
73 -- Lynn
On 11/29/2018 1:45 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
Contributing to the development of FREE software that we use is a bad
thing? WSJT-X is a voluntary effort by a group of hams who are
proficient at programming. Simply by using the new software we make QSOs
with other hams who are also using it, we are contributing.
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