On 30/01/16 00:45, Emma Humphries wrote: > This is a terminal state for a NEW bug. We acknowledge the bug exists, it > affects people, but it is not important enough to warrant working on it. > The team will review and accept patches from the community for this bug > report.
Without wanting to pile on, as I know others have concerns about other parts of this plan, and without wanting to say it's only you doing this, but: can we all please stop using the word "community", as this sentence implies, as "people outside the paid 'team' who get to work on things which are not important enough for the important people to spend their time on"? Community is not the antonym of "team", nor is it the antonym of "employee". The original message was about the world we are working towards. In the world I'm working towards, every team includes people we pay and people we don't, on an equal basis, and we are all one community. Thank you :-) Gerv _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
