Thread:Project:Current issues/User:MZMcBride and sysopping of User:Fram/reply (36)

That's what I thought. So, basically, you also admit that there was no justification or reason for Jorm's post? Or how should I interpret your (and everyone's) reluctance to point to the problems in my two posts that actually caused Jorm's post? Claiming that my reaction to that post was justification for that post is actually supporting baiting, which at least on en-wiki is heavily frowned upon. Is it accepted here?

"release notes are called release notes, not feedback notes, for a reason". Thanks for that non-answer. First of all, where are they called "releaes notes"? They are status updates. When a status update is incorrect, why is it seemingly impossible to either correct the update or publish a new one with corrections? Apparently it is completely unreasonable of me to expect you (MediaWiki) to publish correct or corrected information. Let's just, for the sake of argument, accept that the status update is sadred and should never be edited. Why hasn't anyone proposed to add e.g. "Status report MWv19, corrected version"? Is it really such an unthinkable idea? What is so bad about informing people who will receive a software update tomorrow about what will and what won't work in it, contrary to what was first announced? You prefer to keep them in the dark? I really don't get your position here.