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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 1046288" data-attributes="member: 14268"><p>With the greatest of respect, if you are that good, fix it yourself.</p><p></p><p>The bottom line here is that the team are doing their level best to fix everything they can. But there are only a few active developers, and not everyone has expertise in all areas of the code. If a team member is unable to reproduce a bug on their system, it will be difficult to fix.</p><p></p><p>Then there is the simple fact that on so many occasions, despite the protests of users, something that doesn't work doesn't necessarily mean it is a bug. I can't comment in this case because I haven't been following the discussion. But @[USER=82144]mm1352000[/USER] has, and has taken the time to analyse your logs. If he says this is not a bug, then I would trust his judgement.</p><p></p><p>Finally, you do realise that we all do this in our limited spare time and we do not get paid? So, while we appreciate your bug reports and we will try to fix whatever we can, NOBODY has the right to demand that their problem be fixed. The developers are very highly skilled and professional, but they have full time jobs, families, and other commitments.</p><p></p><p>Please tone down your posts, and post a full bug report in the appropriate section, and if others have the same problems, then at some point if we do determine there is a bug, we will aim to get it fixed. Otherwise, if you simply keep criticising, the probability is that you will get ignored. Sorry, but that's life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 1046288, member: 14268"] With the greatest of respect, if you are that good, fix it yourself. The bottom line here is that the team are doing their level best to fix everything they can. But there are only a few active developers, and not everyone has expertise in all areas of the code. If a team member is unable to reproduce a bug on their system, it will be difficult to fix. Then there is the simple fact that on so many occasions, despite the protests of users, something that doesn't work doesn't necessarily mean it is a bug. I can't comment in this case because I haven't been following the discussion. But @[USER=82144]mm1352000[/USER] has, and has taken the time to analyse your logs. If he says this is not a bug, then I would trust his judgement. Finally, you do realise that we all do this in our limited spare time and we do not get paid? So, while we appreciate your bug reports and we will try to fix whatever we can, NOBODY has the right to demand that their problem be fixed. The developers are very highly skilled and professional, but they have full time jobs, families, and other commitments. Please tone down your posts, and post a full bug report in the appropriate section, and if others have the same problems, then at some point if we do determine there is a bug, we will aim to get it fixed. Otherwise, if you simply keep criticising, the probability is that you will get ignored. Sorry, but that's life. [/QUOTE]
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