Andy Levy wrote:
On 4/30/06, Patrick Stinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1) fire.
2) post opening
3) rehire.
Tempting, but not really an option.
Well, before going that far, a little "public humiliation" may go a
Yes, I agree.
their expected closing date. And published to the whole department.
Oh, nice. I like that.
So, if you can track what tickets haven't been looked at be the owner
in the past X days...send out an email listing them, addressed to the
I think that, for my purposes, anything that is in the current milestone
and hasn't been modified in the last couple of months or hasn't been
accepted in the last week should trigger an automated nag email like
"Ticket 1357, owned by Jim, is getting moldy and has started rotting in
the corner." as you said. Does anyone know how to do that, or has anyone
done that? I don't know python, so I struggle looking at any of the
code. Something automated would be wonderful, but I guess I can just
satisfy myself with a report that I post up on the wall. :-)
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