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Re: bugzilla voting

Scott Robert Ladd <coyote@coyotegulch.com> writes:

> > That sentiment would be an argument against enabling voting.  I
> > certainly would not want to give assurances any stronger than that I
> > just *might* take votes into account occasionally.
> 
> If that is your attitude, and it reflects the attitude of other
> primary GCC developers, then voting or lobbying are indeed meaningless.

Speaking as someone who actually does fix random PRs, I think voting
would be useful.  As everyone else has said, it obviously would not be
any sort of guarantee.

Right now my random PR fixing is driven mainly by the list of PRs
reported against 3.4.0 (there are only five remaining 3.4.0 PRs in the
search which I use; right now I'm slowly poking at PR 14400).

Ian
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