Dear Andrew, > I believe that we should be very forgiving when members make mistakes in > the context of their callings. After all, we're fallible, sometimes we're
> spread thin, and we don't always have great training. No problem with that at all. I just stated that more complete bug-reports tend to get attention sooner. > [snip] > > My experience using MLS and working with support has led me to believe that > there is some gross incompetence going on somewhere. I think that the > system is very poorly designed, and easily-reproducible (and easily-fixable) > bugs that I first reported a year and a half ago are still irritating me. > I don't think any of your suggestions are relevant for MLS, since even > detailed bug reports are completely ignored. > > Anyway, I guess my point is that the problem is unfixable and bug reports > are useless. It sounds really pessimistic, but after almost a year of > optimism, I think it's only realistic. Maybe I've learned that patience knows no time-limit ;). We cannot see what the development team is really doing so to say that something is gross incompentence without a clear picture of what is really going on seems to me a bit far fetched. But anyway, I hope you can hang in there a little longer and stay optimistic regardless of your perception. Kind regards, Manfred Riem [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.manorrock.org/ _______________________________________________ Ldsoss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ldsoss.org/mailman/listinfo/ldsoss
