> Personally if someone points out a problem to me but they cannot fix it,
> atleast I'm happy that the problem itself was identified.
Exactly, but in this case (I can't believe this is actually spawning
a thread on thsi topic), pointing it out is one thing, "wagging your finger"
at the developers is entirely another.
> Although personally I cannot help with the plucker-desktop problem as that
> isn't my area of expertise. Even if I were the one who found the problem,
> I shouldn't be shunned just because I cannot fix it.
A good bug report always suffices, but condescending reports about
"bad" UI design (isn't that an opinion, not fact?) are generally frowned
upon, in any circles.
I'm sure Robert got the email, if he is checking his mail. I know he
was/is in the states for a bit, but may be back in the lush green of .ie
now.
Seriously though, my reply was only meant as a sarcastic gentle
"nudge" to help a bit more by looking into where it happens, or under what
conditions it happens, so others (who MAY be qualified to fix it) can try
their best to help, even if you can't. It's about community, really.
Next topic please? =)
d.
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