Hi Ben,

reporting and triaging bugs is a valuable contribution. The project measures bug contributions by their number, completeness and general helpfulness.

This works just like it does with our developer contributions, where code commits must be made towards the repository, and verified by other developers in order to make it into the AUTHORS list (list of Inkscape code and translation contributors) and to have the right to vote.

We would like to count your vote, though. To do so, we have to see more bug-related contributions, e.g. bug triage in the tracker at https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inbox/issues/, or bug migration contributions as per http://alpha.inkscape.org/bug-migration/ . If you are using alternate usernames, be sure to mention all the names you work under (sometimes we can't find all the work people do due to different nick names).

Thank you for all the work that you've done for Inkscape.

Regards Maren

Am 02.12.19 um 13:52 schrieb Ben Griffin:

Sorry Maren, I will explain..

For Inkscape, so far, I have been a bug reporter. As a job I am a developer, and much that developers need and love bug reports, generally it can be a PITA to have to deal with them..

So, I was making a joke for those who have had to deal with me recently.

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On 2 Dec 2019, at 12:46, Maren Hachmann maren@goos-habermann.de wrote:

Ben, what's 'basic PITA'?

Maren