By: Nathan Weinberg | Source: webpronews.com

Philipp posts about Wouter Schut, who decided that if Google was going to do such a poor job responding to users who send them emails about bugs and suggestions, he was going to create a public bug tracking database himself.

While no doubt Google has an internal bug tracking system that mere mortals will never get to see, I think it is safe to assume that it:

• Is decentralized and divided up by project, with zero collaborative abilities, just like almost everything Google does, or
• It is gigantic, filled with so many bugs (from all the many things Google does) that it is becoming a giant pain, or
• Google is infallible. There are no bugs.

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