Am Montag, den 15.03.2010, 11:02 +0100 schrieb Christoph Lukasiak: > Christoph Lukasiak wrote: > > moin database testing folks, > > > > i would like to start a 'new year cleaning up db unconfirmed issues' > > week (or two) to reduce this issues maybe under 50 (~120 last week, > > under 100 at the moment, after diligent work mainly from drew, as i > > know), not let any issues untouched and to check if they are still > > valid (specially the older ones) .. so please support the OOo QA Base > > team with this work and let us keep our area clean and up-to-date. > now we are down to 95 issues .. that is still pretty much and not many > people had helped (excluding a few very diligent ones, thx) .. that is a > rather easy job and everybody can help and support us with rather little > time and engagement .. so please stop your 'what can the community do > for me' attitude and give a little bit of the support back, what you get > here every day > > .. so let us stretch this action for another week and see if we can more > than this !
Facing the danger to sound stupid I'd like to say: I'm not really sure what the expectations and the formal necessities are. E.g. I'm not actually a project member of "dba" but "de". And I do not know if I can set issues to "confirmed" state or if I need special permission or so. The small amount of time I can spend every now and then on helping would be eaten up totally by digging up all relevant information pages on the projects site and the wiki. Could you give a short guideline in a few sentences or point me to a web page explaning without to much verbosity? Hoping to give other a voice too, Marc -- Nimm die Zwiebeln und steck' sie in den Hasenkopf (Anweisung für einen "sprachbegabten" Bonobo) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@dba.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@dba.openoffice.org
