Re: Emacs project mission (was Re: "If you're still seeing problems, please reopen." [

[Emanuel Berg]

Perry E. Metzger wrote:

> Only anecdotal evidence is possible, so
> I don't see that as avoidable.
>
> I will say this: my anecdotal evidence
> matches that of others here. In theory, the
> current bug reporting system is fine.
> In practice, it conflicts with the way modern
> users are used to doing things and with the
> configuration of modern single user systems.

OK, obviously we should keep the
`report-emacs-bug' stuff, it is fun and fast
once you get the hang of it.

However why don't you just set up a parallel
system, another interface, more modern in the
sense that has been mentioned, but something
that ultimately will do the same thing? Have it
all interconnected?

So everyone can use whatever interface they
like, much like some people use
gmane.emacs.help, others help-gnu-emacs with
mail splitting, and so on?

More roads -> more traffic!

What's the hesitation?

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