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General
When a Developer does not want to fix a Bug in a program, this is the first
explanation of the reason the software system reacted the way it did. Well,
actually the first explanation is that the person using the software made a
mistake. If they come back, and many never do, then it is "WAD" and they go
away again. Only now, if they come back will the developer have to actually
do anything like look at the design specification to determine if there is a
problem or not. This is usually a rapid process because most software is
never built to an actual document that specifies how anything is supposed to
work. With this new information the pest can be sent away again.
Now, usually the pest comes back with management support and since no one
understands what developers do anyway, they can claim it has been fixed and
will be in the next release. All resources exhausted, the developer now has
to stop playing solitaire long enough to remove the "feature" with all
appropriate care so that the actual count of defects in the system does not
decrease by inserting at least one new "feature".
All kidding aside. This means that a piece of software is working as
expected by the developer, but not in the manner expected by the user.
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: http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Working_As_Designed
: General
: When a Developer does not want to fix a Bug in a program, this is the first
: explanation of the reason the software system reacted the way it did. Well,
: actually the first explanation is that the person using the software made a
: mistake. If they come back, and many never do, then it is "WAD" and they go
: away again. Only now, if they come back will the developer have to actually
: do anything like look at the design specification to determine if there is a
: problem or not. This is usually a rapid process because most software is
: never built to an actual document that specifies how anything is supposed to
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