From: Jesper Skov (jskov@zoftcorp.dk)
Date: Mon Jul 22 2002 - 02:45:08 EDT
On linuxtoday's talkback a user complained that keeping track of Bug
top20 and using votes in BugZilla is a waste of time since developers
don't care anyway (his particular complaint was with the font problem,
the bug being 18+ months old).
The other day I closed a bug with some 50 votes or so, and felt mighty
good about it too :) Doing so, I had a thought: how about keeping track
of how many votes the developers "earn" by closing Bugs.
I'm not sure if it would be worth making a pretty graph of, but for a
start, it might be interesting to just add a sub-section to AWN
containing a list of Bugs with votes that have been closed and verified
in the past week. When there's enough data, make a graph of how many
votes were "earned" by developers in each week.
Something for the next AWN editor(s) to think about.
Jesper
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