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I wont care (unless im curious enough to explore it), if they want to write a fix themselves they can do it. And if they write a fix, I wont care about it's qua
by cinquemb 6y ago
I wont care (unless im curious enough to explore it), if they want to write a fix themselves they can do it. And if they write a fix, I wont care about it's quality, perfection or grandiosity… and I won't assume that they do either.
I don't agree because I'm not making an assumption for others motivations of writing software (or submitting bug reports), nor do I want to.
If you and the author want to assume that these are the only motivations can exist in open source software, then that's on you both, I don't have to assume such things.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoPerfection and grandiosity are a thing apart, but certainly you care about quality... Otherwise you'd play video games with fake chemistry instead of study real chemistry, no?
- cinquemb 6y agoQuality is something that seems much more useful than perfection and grandiosity (to me at least), but I won't care about it more than necessary to get something done: if a desired reaction can be done with 80% concentration of the compounds… I wont strive for 99.9%, esp if the costs (time/money/etc) of achieving the latter are an order of magnitude higher unless it is needed (and rarely it is).