On Sun, Jan 06, 2008 at 07:34:02PM +0100, Willy Tarreau wrote:
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> As to using bugzilla for bug tracking... Well, I agree that bug
> tracking is important when you work on multiple problems at once.
> But bugzilla should be the developer's tool, not the end user's.
> That means that it should only be our job to create entries there
> if end users find it too difficult, and that we should just invite
> them to *try* to report there to save us some time.

Where does this opinion end users would find Bugzilla too difficult come 
from? Many other projects use Bugzilla without big problems.

Is this just plain FUD or based on real reports from end users?
In the latter case, please give pointers to them so that whatever 
problems exist can be fixed.

And different to LKML, you don't run into problems like majordomo 
silently dropping your email because it contains HTML or a vCard.

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