skip at pobox.com writes:
> In c.l.py Paul Rubin wrote:
>
> Paul> In the old days, it was possible to post stuff to Python's
> Paul> sourceforge pages without logging in. That was turned off for
> Paul> various reasons that weren't bogus, but that didn't strike me as
> Paul> overwhelmingly compelling. Maybe that could be revisited, at
> Paul> least for the category of documentation bugs and patches.
>
> Any thoughts about maybe relaxing the login restriction? I know we had
> problems with anonymous submissions in the past (mostly inability to contact
> the requester for more info I think), but perhaps that downside is less
> important than the perception some people have that logging in is a barrier
> to submission.
>
> Try it for a few months and see?
No way. I see no reason to force the people who complain about this
to find another excuse to not do anything useful.
Cheers,
mwh
(harsh, but...)
--
MacOSX: Sort of like a pedigree persian cat. Very sleek, very
sexy, but a little too prone to going cross-eyed, biting you on
your thumb and then throwing up on your trousers.
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