Name of the triage group?

[Jon Stanley]

An interesting question came up on IRC, and figured that I would start
a discussion here.  The name BugZappers does not really relate to
triage (according to John Poelstra, anyways :) ).  So I figured that
it would probably be good to open it up for discussions - what shall
we call ourselves?  A few names were suggested on IRC -

Bugtenders (kinda like a bartender, but for bugs) - "hi, I'll take a
kernel+openoffice, please!" :)
BugBlasters

Whatever name we come up with, we should have a banner for it for all
of our wiki pages in order to properly brand it.  We can make a design
request to the art team once we figure out what the name is going to
be.  As always, discussion is welcome!

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Jon Stanley
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[Andrew Farris]

Jon Stanley wrote:
>  An interesting question came up on IRC, and figured that I would
> start
>  a discussion here.  The name BugZappers does not really relate to
>  triage (according to John Poelstra, anyways :) ).  So I figured that
>  it would probably be good to open it up for discussions - what shall
>  we call ourselves?  A few names were suggested on IRC -
>  
>  Bugtenders (kinda like a bartender, but for bugs) - "hi, I'll take a
>  kernel+openoffice, please!" :)
>  BugBlasters
>  
>  Whatever name we come up with, we should have a banner for it for all
>  of our wiki pages in order to properly brand it.  We can make a design
>  request to the art team once we figure out what the name is going to
>  be.  As always, discussion is welcome!
>   
I suggest BugFilters.

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[David Nielsen]

fre, 25 01 2008 kl. 21:47 -0500, skrev Jon Stanley:
>  An interesting question came up on IRC, and figured that I would
> start
>  a discussion here.  The name BugZappers does not really relate to
>  triage (according to John Poelstra, anyways :) ).  So I figured that
>  it would probably be good to open it up for discussions - what shall
>  we call ourselves?  A few names were suggested on IRC -
>  
>  Bugtenders (kinda like a bartender, but for bugs) - "hi, I'll take a
>  kernel+openoffice, please!" :)
>  BugBlasters
>  
>  Whatever name we come up with, we should have a banner for it for all
>  of our wiki pages in order to properly brand it.  We can make a design
>  request to the art team once we figure out what the name is going to
>  be.  As always, discussion is welcome! 
The term bug has several problems including being technical and hard to
internationalise nicely. I propose the Issue Removal Squad.

- David *the only things certain in life is death and software bugs*
Nielsen

[Benjamin Lewis]

On Saturday 26 January 2008 03:52:42 am David Nielsen wrote:
>  fre, 25 01 2008 kl. 21:47 -0500, skrev Jon Stanley:
>  > An interesting question came up on IRC, and figured that I would start
>  > a discussion here.  The name BugZappers does not really relate to
>  > triage (according to John Poelstra, anyways :) ).  So I figured that
>  > it would probably be good to open it up for discussions - what shall
>  > we call ourselves?  A few names were suggested on IRC -
>  >
>  > Bugtenders (kinda like a bartender, but for bugs) - "hi, I'll take a
>  > kernel+openoffice, please!" :)
>  > BugBlasters
>  >
>  > Whatever name we come up with, we should have a banner for it for all
>  > of our wiki pages in order to properly brand it.  We can make a design
>  > request to the art team once we figure out what the name is going to
>  > be.  As always, discussion is welcome!
>
>  The term bug has several problems including being technical and hard to
>  internationalise nicely. I propose the Issue Removal Squad. 
I don't like the use of the word removal there. How about something simple 
like the Issue Team (or Bug Team if you prefer that)?

>  - David *the only things certain in life is death and software bugs*
>  Nielsen 


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[Arne Chr. Jorgensen]

BugBusters ? ;)


       
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[Andrew Farris]

Arne Chr. Jorgensen wrote:
>  BugBusters ? ;)
>   
How about *PoolSkimmers* a bug net. :)

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[Benjamin Lewis]

On Saturday 26 January 2008 12:34:46 pm Arne Chr. Jorgensen wrote:
>  BugBusters ? ;) 
<Insert Ghost Busters theme here>

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[Matej Cepl]

On 2008-01-26, 12:34 GMT, Arne Chr. Jorgensen wrote:
>  BugBusters ? ;) 
+1 :-D