Re: If we want a proper testing of Epochtalk, we need at least the Beta site back!
Now that we have Epochtalk running on a few servers/VPS let't try to have a discussion about it.
Just saying it is horrible will not help anyone.
For the good of everyone involved let's have a discussion about what you found to be good/bad/meh/missing (doesn't matter if the issue was already mentioned or not) and see where it needs to be improved, what features are missing so we can have feature parity and then quality of life things.
Today mole0815 opened an acc there and started messing around. And found a flaw that I clearly missed. Will it cut it ? Probably not but it surely helps and that is the whole point of a community !
This is an open source project. Anyone is more than welcomed to join in and contribute as much as they can, with advice, bug report, critics, trolling, FUD...anything.
First let's have User Testing. Once a majority or theymos is satisfied with the result we'll talk about the pro QA guy/gal
Just saying it is horrible will not help anyone.
For the good of everyone involved let's have a discussion about what you found to be good/bad/meh/missing (doesn't matter if the issue was already mentioned or not) and see where it needs to be improved, what features are missing so we can have feature parity and then quality of life things.
I finally got ET installed and it's quite horrible.
Can you please detail what you found so horrible ? Would appreciate some more info on that. Maybe we can fix something. Find a solution...There needs to be a somewhat dedicated person with QA experience for testing it if there isn't one already. Random users poking around won't cut it.
Since coinbistro.org I have tried to test and find issues and missing features(with explanations) so the guys working on it have some clear goals in mind. Found a few of them in the meantime...Today mole0815 opened an acc there and started messing around. And found a flaw that I clearly missed. Will it cut it ? Probably not but it surely helps and that is the whole point of a community !
This is an open source project. Anyone is more than welcomed to join in and contribute as much as they can, with advice, bug report, critics, trolling, FUD...anything.
First let's have User Testing. Once a majority or theymos is satisfied with the result we'll talk about the pro QA guy/gal