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On 7/08/2013 07:46, Jeroen Roovers wrote: |
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> Besides the finer technical points of bug maintenance, it simply |
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> infuriates me that anyone would think of bug reports in the possessive. |
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> This is not the way to improve the distro. You're on the wrong track |
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> there. And you weren't being friendly. |
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In this case, a bug is like a package. Nobody "owns" a package, but one |
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or more people maintain it, and do so deliberately in a certain way. |
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While there are general guidelines to follow, it's rude to barge in and |
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change everything the way you want without asking. |
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As for improving the distro, I am sure there are better ways to improve |
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how we handle bugs instead of bickering about arbitrary bug changes. How |
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we classify bugs is very inconsistent, and if anyone could formulate a |
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good plan for Bugzilla improvements, it would be you. The atoms field |
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you mentioned would be a great start. |
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> No kind regards to the sender, |
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Please keep comments like that to yourself. They are both unprofessional |
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and completely unnecessary. |
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