Davor,
Yes, we would encourage you to use bugzilla for bugs and specific
feature requests. However, we are already having email conversations
regarding larger design issues, and we would like to have this
meeting in order to set the tone that we will not be responding to
all of this immediately and that the design team has some dedicated
time set aside to process this. We anticipate that issues will be
arising where a problem has been identified but a solution is not as
obvious and we see value by communicating this type of thing via the
design list channel.
Sheila
On Oct 10, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Davor Cubranic wrote:
Sheila Mooney wrote:
In order for us to make sure we capture all this input, please
send an email to the design list ([email protected]) with
"Dogfood Feedback" in the subject line. The feedback can be
anything from a list in email or link to a wiki page. This way,
you can share your feedback with others, and it will enable us to
collect this information in an organized fashion. After every
"dogfood" design meeting, will send a update to the design list
summarizing how the issues were processed.
Isn't this what Bugzilla is ideal for, keeping track of issues and
discussion? It seems like you're just creating more work for
yourself if you have to manually process feedback collected through
email.
Davor
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