That's your choice
> I hate it to take 15 minutes time to carefully write out the bug,
> methods to reproduce, and notes about the bug, and not even get the
> slightest thank you message whatsoever.
For what's worth, you are supposed to get an autoresponder.
Sure, a human written message would be much better, but I understand it's
hardly feasible. Sometimes you get back an email from the team asking for
additional details too.
> I don't even know if the mail has been seen, or if it has been stuck in
> the spool dir and afterwards relocated to the undeliverable folder.
Based on my personal experience with that feedback form (dating back to
1998), I am pretty sure each report is seen by relevant people
> I personally think it is rather odd for some
> bugs being in the product as they are so obvious, or occur so often
> during normal use that it can't have slipped alpha, beta and candidate
> releases.
Are you surprised by the fact commercial software ships with obvious,
well-know bugs?
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