Bug-fixing "real-life" sprint?

[Thomas Pfeiffer]

Hi everyone,
I must admit that trying to retest the bugs Marco mentioned was a pretty 
frustrating experience. It seems to me that for every bug I test, I find three 
new ones. Ergo: We have some serious issues right now, and I'm not sure if we 
can fix them via this mailing list and other projects' lists. There just seem 
to be too many problems on too many levels, especially with code which the 
core PA team does not even maintain.
That's why I suggest we have a serious bug-squashing sprint (the "classical" 
one, with people meeting in real life) with not only the core PA team, but 
Vishesh, some KDE-PIM/Akonadi people, some Mer people, Shantanu and maybe 
others as well, soon.
On that sprint we could directly work together to test and fix bugs like there 
is no tomorrow. And since many problems look like they would affect other 
workspaces as well, not only PA would gain from it.
Would that make sense to you?
Cheers,
Thomas