On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 04:02:26 -0500 William Morris wrote: >I am looking for input from current Bugzappers, as we all know our >group is being folded into the QA group. I want to know first off who >is still around. I know that we are an inactive group right now, but >that is okay. Hello, I'm new to the Bugzappers group and haven't contributed yet -- I'm still reading about the processes in Fedora QA and bug triaging. So I can't say much for now, but count me in -- I'm around :) >I am also looking for input on a couple of fronts. First is that I am >interested in knowing what people think about our documentation. I still don't know enough about the documentation to make an evaluation. >My second question is that I want to know what people think about the >move? I realize that we may not have a lot of say in the matter but I >still want to hear what you think. As for the QA move -- I don't have the background as a Bugzapper to judge that too, but I think it's a good thing to have a more consistent quality assurance team. While "bugzapper" is a cool name, integrating the QA processes and people -- both RedHat employees and volunteers -- should be better for Fedora releases quality IMHO. I'm thinking also about some gamification (not much, just a bit) of the whole process. A more visible QA volunteers karma rating based on this too. But anyway, that's just a thought. Like I said, I'm new and still learning. -- | Yasen Pramatarov | a.k.a. turin | home: http://yasen.lindeas.com | photoblog: http://ltdfocus.com | gnu/linux: http://lindeas.com -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
