Hi all,
Thorsten Behrens wrote (27-04-11 10:42)
Thanks Christian, that's the ~sole bit of really useful info in this
whole thread. FWIW, the relevant bug is
Furthermore, with due respect, this thread shows me some other useful
information. Namely that there is a limit to what developers may expect from
users/testers, and in the way they can write to them, without the risk
alienating them.
Don't get me wrong: I am all for explaining users/testers that developer
time is limited and help is appreciated. Also there is no problem with
suggesting users/testers that they might be able to lend a hand, and that
with some pointers from a developer, it might even be not too difficult.
But pls be careful. If any user/tester for any reason (time, skills,
preference, hair color, ...) writes that he/she does will not give more help
with a specific issue, we can only respect that and be thankful for the help
already given.
More pressure then just light, friendly persuasion, can drive users/testers
from us. And we need them too.
Do we already have a simple text on the website/wiki, that explains the use
of the developer list, and what expectations are?
That might be linked to by devs when needed, thus preventing them to get
bored or 'funny' or wasting time on this. It might be linked in the footer
of this list?
If there isn't any (I can't find it) I'll be glad to write a proposal.
Thanks,
Cor
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