JTK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04 Feb 2002:
> My God, it's like I stumbled into a funny farm here. Mr. LaG, do > you honestly mean to tell me that you believe that defects in > software should not be fixed? That software projects should simply > be left to their own devices and given no direction nor management? > Now I know you're not a software professional, but my Lord, don't > you have enough common sense to know that the only thing down that > path is ruin? > There are people directing work. Module owners, and [EMAIL PROTECTED] It's nice having it that way, because it's not a dictatorship with stuff like "Fix this problem now. I don't care what happens for the good of the project, I want this one fixed cause it breaks my favorite site" (which we all know has 3 hits a month). With an open source project with groups of people who guide the project, the likelyhood is that the entire browser will get better, instead of just things that appeal to the guy in charge. BTW, who said defects in software shouldn't be fixed? If I said that, please do quote the relevant article number and piece of text for me. Otherwise, please don't put words in my mouth -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
