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To me demand is a precursor for suggestion, or at least underlines it. Neither are really bad, at least there's communication. That being said, there's a diff
by cwilby 7y ago
To me demand is a precursor for suggestion, or at least underlines it. Neither are really bad, at least there's communication.
That being said, there's a difference between
"There seems to be a lot of demand to bring back feature x, how much work would be involved in including it in the next release?"
vs some variant of
"It sucks you got rid of feature x, bring it back!"
- Crinus 7y agoPersonally i'd see the first one as suggestion, but the second one is more complex. If it was just "It sucks you got rid of feature x" i wouldn't see it as neither suggestion nor demand (personally i dislike some changes in GIMP, see my other comments in this thread, and do comment on them if they are brought up, but these are just comments about how i see these changes, not suggestions and especially not demands). The "bring it back" makes all the difference though and yeah, to me that makes a demand.