Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-23 Thread Goncalo Farias
In reply to mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : JW I doubt this. Had they known it, they would have fixed it. It turns out to be an elusive bug, as some encounter it and others don't. JW Thomas, perhaps it is just a bug. But even if it was just a bug, JW why did RL lose sight of their goal to

Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-18 Thread Vladimir 'insider' Prohorov
Good day, Natasha. NVP ICAM. You're free to choose whichever level of TB suits your NVP current needs. To NVP help you make this decision, RL posts, on a daily basis, NVP all their fixes at NVP http://www.ritlabs.com/download/files3/the_bat/beta/daily.txt NVP and in addition NVP posts

Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-18 Thread Chris Wilson
Good day beta list members, Monday, July 18, 2005, 9:58:56 AM, you wrote: On 7/18/05, Natasha V Pearce wrote: been taken out of context, but if you feel I've misquoted you and/or quoted them in a misleading or otherwise inappropriate manner, please feel free to send down the

Re: Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-18 Thread Jay Walker
On 7/18/05, Chris Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you sure you are cut out for testing software? Testing software? Yes. Testing a RitLabs email client? I am not sure any longer... for the reasons stated in my initial message on this thread. The simple fact is that I cannot afford to have

Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-18 Thread Maxim Masiutin
Hello Jay, Monday, July 18, 2005, 11:58:56, you wrote: With an introduction like that - and with the BayesIt problem still unresolved - who would imagine that we would be embarking on an entirely new series of beta (pardon, me, alpha) testing of a very risky nature? Do you mean the BayesIt isn't

Re: Re[2]: 3.51, Communication, and the Ethics of Beta Testing

2005-07-18 Thread Jay Walker
On 7/18/05, Maxim Masiutin wrote: Monday, July 18, 2005, 11:58:56, you wrote: With an introduction like that - and with the BayesIt problem still unresolved - who would imagine that we would be embarking on an entirely new series of beta (pardon, me, alpha) testing of a very risky nature?