On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 05:08:47PM +0200, Cimmo wrote:
>Good bug reports are easier to respond to quickly. Vague ones, as
you
>noticed, tend to get pushed off, not out of maliciousness, but simply
>because there's a zillion things to do, and it's easier to work on the
>clear-cut ones first.
Are you talking about bug report in bugzilla or here in the mailing list?
Bugzilla. But the same thing applies here.
If you are talking about here I have just posted request for help
with
more details and no response, how many times I have to do copy and paste?
Patience!
Anyway if there is something that is missing tell and I'll write,
I
think not every people can think what it is important to say and what not.
Detailed reports -- not "yum doesn't work", but: when I run _this_ yum
command, I get _this_ output instead of _this other_ output which I
expected.
Ignoring something just bacause is missing something is not a good
idea....
...ask and I will answer...
Keep in mind that no one is obligated to help you *at all*. You're not being
ignored out of spite or bad intentions -- it's just that it's *easier* to
skip over to something else.
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