One thing I just realized - we all should *really* make a point of
noting in relevant threads or otherwise that we have in fact done
what was suggested or otherwise.
I usually put a simple and uniform "this has been [b]committed[/b]"
on the forums - it's short, to-the-point, and also visible - that it
resolves as a coherent symbol by my consistent use of it is an
additional benefit, since it parses in people's heads much faster
that way.
On Oct 15, 2005, at 12:50 PM, David White wrote:
The wide availability of SVN access would also make it easier to
streamline approval for changes. If someone comes to me and says
"hey I think in scenario 16 of HttT the AI should recruit more
trolls" rather than saying "yeah I guess....I'll look into it when
(if) I get a chance" I can just say "hey great idea, go ahead and
make that change."
