[openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website] Maps.me added data producing double name & no messages answers (#1761)
Tom Hughes
tom at compton.nu
Mon Feb 26 13:19:27 UTC 2018
[ Moving this off the issue tracker and back to the mailing list
where it was probably intended to be all along ]
On 26/02/18 12:58, Matt Amos wrote:
> Let's all try and keep this positive and friendly.
Sure.
> This is a public forum, so there are going to be some reports or
> comments in which the author - intentionally or otherwise - belittles
> existing contributions or contributors. I think it's best in those
> situations to try, gently and politely, to explain why such an attitude
> is unhelpful, while also trying to accept those parts of the report or
> comment which describe real problems or bugs that we need to address.
The problem is our bug tracker is such an utter cesspit that I mostly
feel like I'm just drowning and it's all I can do to try and stop it
getting any deeper which mostly means trying to close as much stuff
as I can as quickly as I can.
We really need to throw away all our labels and then go through every
single bug and either close it or add a sensible label and then have a
concrete triage system that ensures every new bug is cleaned up and
classified with a proper label.
As you probably know I'm not a great fan of "feature request" tickets
if only because historically very few of them ever get implemented but
if we clearly label them as feature requests and have a process for
doing an initial review of whether they are worthwhile so that they
can be closed if necessary then maybe that would work? I'm not sure
how such a process would work though :-( Maybe also auto-close them
if nobody has done anything about them after a certain period?
Basically I really want to make this work but right now I mostly
feel like the little dutch boy with his thumb in the dyke and a
tidal wave breaking over the top of it constantly.
Tom
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