Santiago Vila writes ("Re: When a bug is a bug?"):
...
> I mailed [EMAIL PROTECTED] because I received this from you, through the bug
> tracking system:
>
> Their explanation is attached below. If this explanation is
> unsatisfactory and you haven't received a better one in a separate
> message then please contact the developer directly, or email
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or me.
>
> The explanation was unsatisfactory, and I didn't receive a better one in a
> separate message. I was not going to contact the developer directly,
> because he was clearly refusing to relate the timestamp problem
> with the kpathsea searching algorithm.
>
> At this point I don't have clear whether the words "or me" in "email
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] or me" are still valid or not. Are they valid?
I hadn't realised that developers wouldn't know that there would be a
better way for them to sort this kind of thing out.
Do I need to add some text saying
`If you are a Debian developer, please use our internal procedures for
resolving disagreements over bug reports.'
?
Ian.
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