Can I again ask that the powers that be please assist to roll-out a bug fix that the Wikisource sites do need for a usability fix https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21526
The bug was reported over a year ago,
Reported: 2009-11-15 21:21 UTC by Simon Lipp
and fixed five months ago
ThomasV 2010-07-07 11:07:00 UTC Thanks for patch and the detailed explanation. I commited it (r69139)
Implementation to servers? Unknown Requests for implementation? Ignored Any issues with means of implementation? Not known, not visible Systematic route to implementation? Seemingly not followed, and forgotten
It is so incredibly frustrating to have to get continually ask for the simple fix to be put in place for a whole set of sister sites. It is so incredibly humiliating to almost to get down and beg that some consideration be given to some of the smaller sites.
The utter silence that pervades these matters has moved from disregard and moving into disgraceful. That there is no communication or ability to even get an understanding of what can be expected is now well past disappointing and into unprofessional.
I understand that there is a big picture to consider, however, there is the matter of consideration, courtesy and respect, and these very sadly seem to be missing. The situation seems to be going from neglect and moving towards something approaching culpability by the management system.
If it is the noisy squeaky and disruptive that is the means to get something implemented, we can go there, however, surely, surely, surely, what we want is the polite and considerate.
billinghurst
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Billinghurst wrote:
If it is the noisy squeaky and disruptive that is the means to get something implemented, we can go there, however, surely, surely, surely, what we want is the polite and considerate.
This is for Wikisource? You could always threaten to start uploading WikiLeaks cables. :-)
In all seriousness though, your best bet is usually to bother people on IRC for specific fixes like this. Yes, bother. Your second best bet is mailing list posts like this, though the diffusion of responsibility aspect makes utilizing mailing lists more difficult.
MZMcBride
On 08/12/10 11:58, Billinghurst wrote:
Can I again ask that the powers that be please assist to roll-out a bug fix that the Wikisource sites do need for a usability fix https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21526
Done.
-- Tim Starling
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