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Subject: RE: Planned changes for bugzilla.kernel.org to reduce the "Bugzilla
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> You repeated multiple times that bug reports sent to the mailing lists are
> ignored, but what will make emails from bugzilla different from those bug
> reports? Why do you think they will get more attention?

Most bug tracking systems I met end up being 'mostly write only'.
Sometimes management try to track the number of open bugs.
The 'solution' to that is either to get all your friends to
open low priority bugs and then ignore them (the bugs not
your friends), or to close the bugs just before the weekly
summary is done - knowing they'll get reopened later.

Oh, and bug update emails form bugzilla are entirely useless.
Unless you have time to open the link.

	David

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