Tested by the QA Ddepartment - was: Re: Most annoying word
Jennifer Baldwin moaned:
When we make changes to the softw...er, I mean solution, it is "QAed," which is a lot like being "tested."
I almost hate to inject a note of semi-seriousness into this conversation, but I use QAed, as does everybody around here. It's compact and efficient and gets the job done.
The job is to indicate "tested by QA department", as opposed to sanity-checked, or unit-tested, or beta-tested, or tested by Product Verification, or...
All of those are ways that [potential] product gets tested before it ever reaches QA.
If you have a better way, bring it on. I'm happy to oblige.
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