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[Richard Morris <webmaster@pfaf.org>]

John Schinnerer wrote:
> I will put some cipherin' on my to-do list and make some kind of estimate of
> time/money for getting basic QA stuff mentioned in previous post in place. 
> Don't think it will take too much - biggest task I see right now would be
> evaluation of issue trackers in order to pick a good one.
> If anyone has positive and/or negative experiences with open-source issue
> trackers (a.k.a. 'bug databases', though we don't want something that can
> *only* handle "bugs" as a good issue tracker is a good overall project tool),
> please shout 'em out.

Great idea. A bugs database could be a great tool for
us to organise the nitty gritty. Proposal:

Bug1 - we have no bug's database

again sourceforge might well be a good place to look.

        Rich


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