[Tracker-discuss] triage and other matters

["Martin v. Löwis"]

Paul Dubois schrieb:
> My experience, even on a smaller (much!) tracker, is that sending all
> changes to everyone on a list will wear out the people on that list.
> With roundup I think it works best to send the *new* issues to that list
> and then let the nosy mechanism do its thing. The nosy mechanism is
> *the* genius invention in Roundup, I believe.

Ok, it's fine with me: the tracker team should come up with a policy,
and then present this policy to python-dev. Current subscribers
should know that the information volume changes, and what they should
do to get added to the nosy list of some item.

FWIW, I don't subscribe to python-bugs-list at all. Instead, I get
auto-assigned for a few areas (Tkinter in particular), and check
the bugs website more-or-less regularly.

Regards,
Martin