Re: your mistake

James Adcock <[email protected]> Fri, 30 Nov 2012 17:01:35 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.culture.literature.e-books.gutenberg.volunteers
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>If you find an error, what is the most frictionless process you can imagine
to report back to the WWers that the error exists? If that process were
implemented, would you use it?

If you are the original contributor, why can't you just log in and fix it
yourself?  If there is a bug log on a work you submitted, again,  why can't
you just log in and work off the bug log yourself?  The idea is, I guess,
that you can be trusted to fix the thousands of scannos, and make the
thousands of other decisions necessary to get a work to PG in the first
place -- but then as soon as you submit that work then you can no longer be
trusted.  Why?  Because you are going to somehow sabotage your own efforts?
How much sense is that?


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