Dear QArs, I would think that having serious minded users of Fedora participating in the test days would be appreciated. The actual testing itself is no problem but reporting the results seems to require a 'certificate' (log in with a FAS account) and arcane contortions with Wiki pages. I don't see why I should take the trouble to create a FAS account. Neither the Fedora community nor myself would profit from this. Is this a 'hurdle' to keep out incompetents and to have a minimum guarantee of serious contributions? Then this business of the Wiki page to post results. I don't find the Wiki 'language' (or html, etc., for that matter) interesting or attractive and I would evade any situation where I would have to use it and I have no inclination to learn even the minimal 'markup' syntax needed to use it. So spending a couple of hours trial and error fumbling to post the result of the tests is not appealing (and whatever I did learn would be forgotten the next day, so I would have to start all over again the next time). I cannot judge if the amount of time needed to create an 'easier' report option is prohibitive (something like a java script questionnaire or whatever). But otherwise very detailed step by step instructions, written for say a 6 year old child, might entice me to use the present setup. And while we are at it the test page itself could use some cleanup. What's with the reference to 'Smolt' & 'according to these instructions' and clicking on "or the special live image (see below)" refers to a Fedora 18 Live CD: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Test_Day:2013-04-23_Intel#Report_your_results AV -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
