You usually won't get +karma till a bug is closed and resolved. If
then they forget say something at that time.
/b
On May 30, 2005, at 12:56 PM, Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
hi
what are the basis on which the 'karma' on the mantis is given? My
current karma is currently -2 although I've probably done more good
than bad in there. the latest bug I've been fighting, #4318, has
taken quite some time, debug info posted on mantis etc, but this is
as it seems not very important. What seems to be more important is
fixing one's own bugs (oej gets 4 karma poits for fixing 3113 for
"Finding and Fixing a Trivial Bug" and "markster says: Giving you
this twice since it wasn't your bug (even if it was a brief fix)"
and mentioning disclaimers (as in 3113 "Remembering to mention your
disclaimer when you upload a patch"). It all looks like a face
factor where the "good guys" get "karma" points for whatever they
do and the "not-so-good-guys" get nothing. As with my own first -2
for 3331 that "only hung the box, needing it to be restarted
onsite" if you started asterisk -cp and disconnected from the
terminal... not a major bug by guidelines, some say, but I don't
know.....
why don't you just ditch the whole karma bullshit and let the code
speak for itself?
roy
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