Michel Dänzer wrote:
> I think disabling the trackers would be better than a canned response
> because users might get annoyed by the latter after having entered a
> tracker entry.
I agree.
I have somewhat disabled the bug tracker, support request tracker, patch
tracker and feature request tracker.
I didn't find a means to completely turn these trackers off, but I was
able to disable them from being public and put messages like this on the
submital pages:
The DRI feature request page is not currently being maintained.
Please send all feature requests directly to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
The DRI Development Team
Hopefully, that will do the trick.
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