Comments on: Are these bugs ever going to be fixed? http://www.flexiblefactory.co.uk/flexible/?p=115 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:38:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: tom http://www.flexiblefactory.co.uk/flexible/?p=115#comment-8091 tom Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:43:12 +0000 http://www.flexiblefactory.co.uk/flexible/?p=115#comment-8091 er ???? what on earth do you mean? it's not an 'idea' its a glaring bug that means the code does not respect the standard and simply will not work. Its a bug with a published patch which noone can be bothered to integrate into the release. This cost me quite a bit of time. Not that I'm particularly bitter about it since I was paid well for that time :) er ???? what on earth do you mean? it’s not an ‘idea’ its a glaring bug that means the code does not respect the standard and simply will not work. Its a bug with a published patch which noone can be bothered to integrate into the release. This cost me quite a bit of time. Not that I’m particularly bitter about it since I was paid well for that time :)

]]> By: VELO http://www.flexiblefactory.co.uk/flexible/?p=115#comment-4567 VELO Sun, 26 Jul 2009 14:39:22 +0000 http://www.flexiblefactory.co.uk/flexible/?p=115#comment-4567 Well, That is the most common reason for forking projects. When you have a good idea for the project, but project owner doesn't wanna to include this idea you could fork it... or start a new one that share same goals =D VELO Well,

That is the most common reason for forking projects.

When you have a good idea for the project, but project owner doesn’t wanna to include this idea you could fork it… or start a new one that share same goals =D

VELO

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