On Jul 19, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:
Marcus Denker-4 wrote
The issues tagged Pharo3 are not all real showstoppers, we should check each and remove the release tag from the ones that are not important.
Now that we are on a calendar release, does it make sense to do it this early in the year? In my experience, anything not tagged for the current release gets totally ignored (even by the monkey ;)). For me, there's a wide spectrum between showstopper and unimportant. I understand and agree with the idea, but for me it would make more sense when we go to beta or feature-freeze or whatever we call it.
The problem is that right now we don't know what is important and what not. When a list of things to do reaches >35, people just give up and don't look anymore. "Why do anything, even if I fix 2 it's of no value compared to the overall task". So limiting us artificially magically makes people feel that even fix 1 issue has an impact. Marcus