Seeker wrote:...(it's in here somewhere).... I'd stop bringing it up if I knew it was on a list somewhere with plans to fix it.
Yep, I'm sure most of us have 1-2 bug/wishlist posts floating around the forums somewhere without "official" acknowledgement.
Although I hate the idea of bumping posts (annoying the developers and forum users) an alternative option for structured feedback is non existent.
Recently I had some interaction with Sqliteman and although its
bug tracker looks a little amateurish it made me feel all warm inside
It is similar to the MM support ticket system but you can see all/selective "tickets" rather than just your individual "tickets"
At a minimum it might be possible for the developers to enter their own tickets (to do lists) then extract them to a forum post
[EDIT] I found 31 posts, a mixture of bug reports and wishes, where I started the thread.
That doesn't include any other posts I have added my support to.
I would really like to see a beta cycle dedicated to the cleaning up of all these outstanding issues, even if it is just to acknowledge:
1. Officially slated for version ...
2. Not in the direction we see MM being developed.
3. Core MM code is not suited for the change (significant rewrite)
4. Coding complexity outways user benefits/inconvience. (Maybe, if we can include it as part of another change)
5. Existing/possible script workaround
6. Included as part of XXX change, officially slated for version ...
7. We would rather work on exciting projects like XXX than boring YYY

8. etc etc
[quote="Seeker"]...(it's in here somewhere).... I'd stop bringing it up if I knew it was on a list somewhere with plans to fix it.[/quote]
Yep, I'm sure most of us have 1-2 bug/wishlist posts floating around the forums somewhere without "official" acknowledgement.
Although I hate the idea of bumping posts (annoying the developers and forum users) an alternative option for structured feedback is non existent.
Recently I had some interaction with Sqliteman and although its [url=http://sqliteman.com/bugtracker/view_all_bug_page.php]bug tracker[/url] looks a little amateurish it made me feel all warm inside :P
It is similar to the MM support ticket system but you can see all/selective "tickets" rather than just your individual "tickets"
At a minimum it might be possible for the developers to enter their own tickets (to do lists) then extract them to a forum post
[EDIT] I found 31 posts, a mixture of bug reports and wishes, where I started the thread.
That doesn't include any other posts I have added my support to.
I would really like to see a beta cycle dedicated to the cleaning up of all these outstanding issues, even if it is just to acknowledge:
1. Officially slated for version ...
2. Not in the direction we see MM being developed.
3. Core MM code is not suited for the change (significant rewrite)
4. Coding complexity outways user benefits/inconvience. (Maybe, if we can include it as part of another change)
5. Existing/possible script workaround
6. Included as part of XXX change, officially slated for version ...
7. We would rather work on exciting projects like XXX than boring YYY :P
8. etc etc