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Leif,

First,  I may be inconsequential,  but I did not see any apology.
Perhaps it only went out on the dev list.....
Second, I am not concerned about receiving multiple iterations of the
bug closing,  but as you suggest, by the closing of a bug simply because
it was too much trouble to address.
Third, the bug in question in my case was not only clearly identified,
but a solution proposed months ago.
Fourth, the bug was reclassified in March because the bug tracker was
redone, requiring me to reconfirm
Fifth, then a few weeks later (end of March 2012) I was asked again to
reconfirm and I did.

While I agree that whining here is not the answer, I am at a loss as to
what else we can do other than to identify the bug, identify the code
needed, and identify the source of the needed code.

I understand that my little issue is NOT a show stopper, but I am
horrified just thinking about what other bugs were simply marked
"resolved" that may be the result of even more effort than we put in on
the little item I was involved with.

I have had my little rant, for what it is worth, and I hope that there
are some devs on this list that may take the message to heart, and that
is that.

Apologies to all.

On 8/14/12 12:32 PM, leif wrote:
Hello Marc,

I feel the same as you. some of these bugs are not closed because they
"need info" but because we need developers. We can't do much about that,
but we should not behave like this to our polite bug reporters. This is
not a serious way to embrace community members.

I can understand that the developers and QA team needs a better overview
of bugs - but this is not the best way to deal with the problem. Perhaps
better communication or something else could help, but not this
approach, please.


Cheers,
Leif Lodahl

Cheers,
Leif Lodahl


On 14-08-2012 20:48, Marc Grober wrote:
This (see the quote below) is simply unacceptable. In fact, with respect
to the bug on which I received this little gem quite a few people had
been at pains to clearly identify the problem and the potential
solution, and neither having changed at all, there had been no changes
to the bug report save angry responses everytime someone tried to close
it because it had not been updated. What is Florian really saying?  It
would appear to be either that the product is SOOOOO buggy we have
decided to ignore all the bug reports OR that users are SOOOO stupid
that we are going to ignore all bug reports....  Thank you, Florian, for
the vote of confidence.

If I had the time I would go through and re-open every one of these
simply to give Florian something to do.

Dear bug submitter!
Due to the fact, that there are a lot of NEEDINFO bugs with no answer
within
the last six months, we close all of these bugs.
To keep this message short, more infos are available @
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/NeedinfoClosure#Statement
Thanks for understanding and hopefully updating your bug, so that
everything is
prepared for developers to fix your problem.
Yours!
Florian





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