Peter Lairo wrote:
>> You have put together a list. I don't see a bunch of newbie Mozilla
>> hackers jumping on those bugs and fixing them. What makes you think
>> that if the 20 or so bugs in your list had a keyword that would be any
>> different. I'm arguing that a keywords doesn't help anything. You
>> were able to build a list without a keyword. How is a list of bugs any
>> different from a keyword query that points to a list of bugs?
>
>
> Around and around we go...
>
> BECAUSE newbie hackers do *not* know to look for easy bugs in my bug.
> How would they ever find them?
So what you're really asking for is not a keyword. What you're looking
for is some stimulus to get people who know about coding (programmers)
to put information about how hard the bug is to fix (this takes time
away from their fixing bugs in case you were wondering) and then you
want someone to put a list of those bugs in a prominent place. Neither
of these things requires your keyoword nor would your keyword make
either of these things easier to accomplish. See
http://www.mozilla.org/get-involved.html which could probably be
improved some but already meets the two points I stated above.
--Asa
