more work to be done....

[Christopher R. Hertel]

> But... why not use an actual bug tracking system?  It may be more effort to
> set up, but in the long run it may be a better solution.

Tridge even wrote a bug tracking systems once.  The problem is, our
development model doesn't match the bug-tracking model.  We don't assign
priorities to bugs or bugs to coders.  We each tackle the problems which 
growl at us loudest and which we are most capable of taming.

That's why I suggested a bulletin board.  Post the problem, and collect 
data on the problem (and ignore the collateral whining that will surely 
collect as well).  In some cases we need a substantial amount of data in 
order to understand, reproduce, or even recognize a problem.

Chris -)-----

-- 
Christopher R. Hertel -)-----                   University of Minnesota
crh at nts.umn.edu              Networking and Telecommunications Services

    Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them
    with your hands...you choose them as your guides, and following
    them you will reach your destiny.  --Carl Schultz