On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 10:28 PM, Andrea Pescetti <[email protected]> wrote: > Christoph Jopp wrote: >> >> There still seems to be a misunderstanding. ... >> >> The other thing was that with announcing and publishing Beta Versions >> and Release Candidates also people without a close connection to the >> project were attracted to "test" or maybe better to "try out" the new >> version. And their "bug hunting" might be of some value. > > > Yes, sure. While we encourage volunteers to help in an "organized" way, > "brave users" or "bug hunters" are welcome too. The main problem I see is to > provide them with a clear channel for bug reporting/triaging: some of them > will report bugs on a mailing list, but won't bother filing a Bugzilla > issue. For localized QA the localized mailing lists could do the job, for > general QA would it make sense to refer users to the newly created QA list? > (Of course the best solution would be to have everybody file their issues > properly in Bugzilla, but we can't expect this from everybody). >
Or is there something we can do to make BZ bug reporting easier? QA list is definitely *not* for reporting bugs. Maybe ooo-users? -Rob > Regards, > Andrea
