On Sun, Jan 04, 2004 at 02:58:39PM +0100, Jean Delvare wrote: > > > We would then need: > > > 1* A write access to the system. > > > > Create an account and you have it. Any one can create bugs. > > That's not how I meant it (but it wasn't clear I admit). How do we > edit, answer, close tickets? If you have an account, you can do any of the above. I'll gladly re-assign any bugs to you if you want me to, so you can modify them to your hearts content :) > I don't think any of us will want to create new bug reports. Whenever > we find bugs, we fix them ourselves and send you a patch. That's fine, I don't mind that at all. I actually prefer it :) > If we are to direct all 2.6 users to your bugzilla system, it's likely > that you'll appreciate some help handling them. Sure, if the load gets too big. > Sounds reasonable that it default to you since you are the official > maintained of the i2c subsystem, but you might need our assistance > sometimes. I guess that it is possible that you "give" us some bugs, > providing we have an account that allows you to. Exactly. thanks, greg k-h
