Bounty offers as feature request subfoums?
Posted: 05 Feb 2016, 18:38
Seems like its almost the same but bounties are payed rather than free.
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It isn't a feature request then. If you only doing things that your interested in, then you don't need that.gajop wrote:I'd like to hear more feature requests although I'd only do stuff I'm interested in as I don't want bounty money.
Then it isn't "feature request" it's "feature suggestion". If you want to rename that section to accurately reflect the usage, then by all means do it. Words have meaning, and certainly what you describing is anything but a request.Silentwings wrote:Rubbish, its quite possible to be interested by other peoples ideas without being paid for it.
If you must (incorrectly, in my view) take issue with the literal meaning of 'to request', you could conjugate your own verbs correctly whilst doing so.Words have meaning, and certainly what you describing is anything but a request.
This isn't about grammar correctness(nice Tu quoque btw), this about conveying a message here. Hence why the TC is confused.Silentwings wrote:If you must (incorrectly, in my view) take issue with the literal meaning of 'to request', you could conjugate your own verbs correctly whilst doing so.Words have meaning, and certainly what you describing is anything but a request.
Then it's no longer a request!!!! That the whole point!gajop wrote:Make feature requests and there's a chance, rather than certainty, that they'll be picked up - I thought this was a given. Only in the case of bounties does the person making the offer have any leverage over what'll be done.
hokomoko wrote:I don't understand your point, requests can be denied.