> Looks like the weekend for it :) It seems that several people get confused with the Trac documentation:
Trac is being deployed on many web sites as a bug tracker, and when people look for help about a product, they follow the default help messages, which lead to the Trac ML: 1. People look for help on "product" http://server/projects/product/ 2. Click on "Help/Guide" at the top. http://server/projects/product/wiki/TracGuide 3. Then find the link to MailList: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/MailingList If we want to avoid further trouble, I would suggest that we differenciate the help on Trac web site from the default wiki pages that come with the Trac distribution package. Having a big red box on Trac web site does not prevent everyone from submitting invalid 'test' tickets, so imagine how a direct reference to the Trac ML can be (mis)understood... The more Trac will be used, the more wrongly targetted ML messages we'll get... Besides, once Trac is installed there's no guarantee that the local admins will update their default wiki pages to remove references to the Trac ML. -- Manu _______________________________________________ Trac-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac-dev
