RE: Release notes and readme files

["egalite" <egalite -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au>]

This sounds very interesting! Also, sounds like a lot of work, but if the
bugs are well-known, then I agree that the release notes should address
them, and the documentation as well!

Trish :)

: From: "Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>
: A lot depends on how your users report and learn of bugs.  One
: app I use a lot is from a small company whose "technical support"
: is provided largely through a public usenet forum on their server.
: Users report their bugs on the forum, developers respond and
: everyone who reads the forum can see what bugs are being reported
: and what fixes are being offered in real-time.  [snip]
  Whenever a service release comes
: out,  the company posts a full set of release notes and bugfixes
: so we users can all see what's been fixed. 

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