Comments on: A Survey on Current Practices in Defect Management in Free/Open Source Software http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/ Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:53:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Joanie Gutierrez http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-955 Joanie Gutierrez Fri, 09 Jan 2009 23:02:24 +0000 http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-955 hi v9qhhwbt4wr1nwmc good luck hi
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]]> By: Lloyd Budd http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-15 Lloyd Budd Tue, 03 Apr 2007 05:02:50 +0000 http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-15 miklb, thank you for the comment. Of course, I did not mean to offend anyone, and I appreciate the diverse, fantastic ways that people contribute to WordPress. My thought was that the survey authors are trying to estimate how many equivalent to people working on the core engineering activities there are. Your guess is as good as mine about the what context of the question about team members is. Do you have a better estimate? Anyone that has worked with me knows that I put great value on all types of contributions. It is a rich, diverse community that makes a product great! In my short time with WordPress, I have had the immense pleasure of collaborating regularly with ~26 people from all parts of the project. I am certain that I have had a pleasure of only a few of the many people that make WordPress awesome! miklb, thank you for the comment. Of course, I did not mean to offend anyone, and I appreciate the diverse, fantastic ways that people contribute to WordPress.

My thought was that the survey authors are trying to estimate how many equivalent to people working on the core engineering activities there are.

Your guess is as good as mine about the what context of the question about team members is.

Do you have a better estimate?

Anyone that has worked with me knows that I put great value on all types of contributions. It is a rich, diverse community that makes a product great!

In my short time with WordPress, I have had the immense pleasure of collaborating regularly with ~26 people from all parts of the project. I am certain that I have had a pleasure of only a few of the many people that make WordPress awesome!

]]> By: miklb http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-14 miklb Tue, 03 Apr 2007 00:58:05 +0000 http://testingopensource.com/a-survey-on-current-practices-in-defect-management-in-freeopen-source-software/#comment-14 I think putting the number of team members so low is a slap to the other people who have either contributed in the past, contribute in other ways besides pure code, or contribute by offering plugins that futher the popularity of the project. Perhaps I've misread the survey, and core functionality is the only thing being queried, but nonetheless, WP wouldn't be what it is if only 10-20 people were "team members". I think putting the number of team members so low is a slap to the other people who have either contributed in the past, contribute in other ways besides pure code, or contribute by offering plugins that futher the popularity of the project. Perhaps I’ve misread the survey, and core functionality is the only thing being queried, but nonetheless, WP wouldn’t be what it is if only 10-20 people were “team members”.

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