severity 423200 normal reassign 423200 wnpp retitle 423200 O: quake2 -- id Software's Quake II engine thanks
This one time, at band camp, Lucas Nussbaum wrote: >reopen 423200 >severity 423200 serious >reassign 423200 quake2 >retitle 423200 quake2: should this package be orphaned? >thanks > >On 05/11/07 at 22:16 +1100, Jamie Wilkinson wrote: >> Ok, my fault for not acting on the bug, but orphaning without my permission >> is pretty rude. Your original bug report didn't even suggest a method of >> appeal. > >1) When you reply to my mail, please don't drop me from the "To:" or >"Cc:" field. I just hope it was done by mistake, and not so that I >wouldn't notice that you closed the bug. Apologies, that wasn't my intention. >2) Please don't close this bug, as I use it to track this issue. Your instructions were to close this bug if I disagreed with it. >I restored the previous state of the bug. Please act on those RC bugs >now. I've marked the package as "to check again in 20 days" in my list >for now. I was thinking this over, and I perhaps reacted too quickly just now -- perhaps you are right, and I won't get more time to work on this package in the near future. However your methods leave a lot to be desired. I don't like the implication that I have to do work to satisfy your checklist. The package in question is not causing loss of life, it's not costing millions of dollars. You could have asked me nicely to consider if I was going to be able to do the work to clean up the package, and suggest the benefits (for me) to have the package orphaned instead; but rather you have been blunt and have not instilled within me a feeling of cooperation or goodwill. That said, I do not wish to waste any more of my time on the issue, so am orphaning the package. You may check it off your clipboard. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
