[...] > Some people really like mentoring and training others and find that > immediately rewarding. Those people are wonderful and deserve all the > praise we can give them. For the rest of us, I think it's often a lot > to expect of people. That sort of training is in many respects > significantly harder than all the rest of what one does as a DD. It can > be a lot of fun with just the right person and a great match of > personalities, but on a comprehensive, project-wide basis, you can't > rely on that match happening. In a workplace, you simply have to make > training happen even if it isn't loads of fun for both people. It's > much harder to do that as part of a volunteer project. > [...] Do you think that there is a chance we find a group of people who really like mentoring/training others? If so, we could maybe set up kind of a bug-frontdesk taking over _all_ new bug reports for a moment and checking them for a the bit of information that seems crucial to fix/reproduce the bug. Well, just another idea. Michael
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