https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167321
--- Comment #32 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Dodo Ivanecky from comment #31) > Could you please, in your understanding, separate the statements “I like the > feature” and “I am doing this”? Yes I can, when you state it explicitly. Because by itself, "I like the feature" implies "it is useful to me (at least in principle)"; and the notion of "I like the feature, even though it doesn't apply to my use case at all" is not something one *should* assume. So - yes, after your comment 29, that made it clear that it is "I like it for no reason, just because I like it", I understand it. > To rephrase: I like the feature, despite the fact that it does not work well > and is messing up my tables. And for your case, the CORRECT solution is allowing to disable it. EVERYTHING else, that you suggested here, is not related to your use case (and breaks many others' use cases, so implementing those ideas would be harmful). > We are going in circles also because my initial request for a partial > solution was implemented, but that information never reached me… Which is why it is important to state version from Help->About, not limiting to "version" field in metadata. The case is closed. I'm done here. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
