Firstly, I should say: I'm sorry that I got the design of this wrong
when I set up the BTS. I hadn't appreciated at the time that bug
reports are actually (amongst other things) ad-hoc mailing lists.
Paul Wise writes ("Re: Who gets an email when with bugreports [was: Re:
Unauthorised activity surrounding tbb package]"):
> Personally, I think subscriptions should work like this:
>
> The default should be to auto-subscribe submitters and contributors to bugs.
Yes for submitters.
No for contributors; that wouldn't be very opt-in. Instead,
contributors should get an auto-subscribe confirmation request email
when they first email a particular bug.
> Every email address can have an auto-subscribe value associated with
> it to override that.
This would be nice but is IMO not essential.
Thanks,
Ian.
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