Re: Re: bug tracking?

[Patrick Shirkey <pshirkey@boosthardware.com>]

Erik Inge Bolsø wrote:

> 
> I tend to disagree. Logging in on a website is an annoyance.

I feel the same way too. The only time I login these days Is for 
business related stuff or when I'm buying something. Otherwise I tend 
not to bother.

> Providing a
> valid email address for the followup discussion, however, is perfectly
> acceptable. Some bug tracking systems create ephemeral mailing lists for
> every bug, log any discussion on that mailing list as related to that
> bug... and add anyone seen in CC: to the same mailing list. Don't
> remember the bug system's name right now, sorry.
> 
> But it strikes me as an elegant way of doing it.
> 

But possibly over compensation. However your footer says everything.


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