2.20  I wrote a bug report to Olli and he never wrote back!

   Oliver  Wagner  is  a very busy man.  On top of Voyager, AmIRC, and many
other Amiga projects he's involved with, he also has a real job.  According
to  Olli, he prints out all of the bug reports he receives from e-mail, the
newsgroup, and BugTrack.  He then goes through them one by one.  Most often
the  bug is a "known", or a "fixed", which means he either knows of the bug
but  hasn't  fixed  it  yet, or its fixed in his working code.  Either way,
telling him for the millionth time isn't helping...  it's just slowing down
the development of Voyager.

   Once  you've  made  a  bug report, consider it looked after, even if you
don't  receive  a  response.   If  Olli  responded  personally to every bug
report, he'd never get anything done!

   When  you  do  submit  a  bug  report,  ensure  that you include all the
relevant information -- your computer's configuration, software and patches
you  run, the state of Voyager at the time, and Enforcer output if you can.
Anything you can tell him is potentially useful.


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