**SPAM** Re: Zarro Boogs?
Dave Williss
dwilliss at microimages.com
Mon Nov 1 14:52:48 UTC 2004
> On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 09:20:13AM -0500, Dave Williss wrote:
>> Were does the Zarro Boogs message come from? I'm told it looks
>> "unprofessional" and I have to change it :-(
>
> It's a FAQ, I believe; it has to do with the fact that no software ever
> is free of bugs (and your management knows that, right? <wink>)
>
While I agree that no software is ever free of bugs, doing a query on
something that doesn't exist (something management types are likely
to do :-) gives this message, so the only person who will see it and care
is the PHB who signs the pay checks.
> Either tell people to lighten up or fix it in the template. Please don't
> suggest we make a terms.zarrobugs constant.
>
I found it in a template, the same one where you can change the term
"bug" to something else. Glad I found it too, because I anticipate his
next complaint will be "we don't have bugs, we have errors." (Something
he's told Tech Support in the past). But since New Feature Requests
are just "bugs" with "enhancement"severity, we can't call them all errors.
I expect the Sr. programmer will back me up on that one.
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