Not that the code has bugs, or anything, but should you find something that seems like a bug ;) just contact me via one of the methods over left in yonder contact box. The preferred way to contact me about bugs (or feature requests or anything) is using the mailing lists, but you can also use wd@anduril.org to contact me directly. Additionally, below is the contents of the current bug list as it stands (as of this very moment!):

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$Id: BUGS,v 1.7 2002/11/13 19:45:30 wd Exp $
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[Bugs that could feasibly be fixed soon]:
* There is a race condition if you call ac.module.unload during
  ac.module.load's execution.
* Doing completion on lines with double-quoted words causes nasty problems
  because of the disparity between word()/numwords() and leftw()/chngw()
* Some of the help may be innacurate.  It is not consistent through all
  modules.  Things that perfectionist people (like myself) get picky about
  are making me itchy.  Some commands may actually be incorrect documented!
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[Bugs that probably aren't going to be fixed soon]:
* Re-doing dependencies after each load kind of sucks, the whole system just
  isn't quite as good as it could be.  At some point I need to figure out
  a simple way to change dependencies only based on what a module needs.
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[If you found a bug]:
If you have found a bug in the core system, grab the contact info from the
README, and send the info to the appropriate place there.  If you have found
a bug in one of the modules, please let me know (info in README) and also
let the author know!  I just like to know these things in case someone were
to ask me "why does so and so not work", and also if the bug is in the base
distribution of modules, I may want to get a fix out before the author does.

If at all possible, tell me why the bug happened (or make an educated guess,
if you can do so)

Thanks!