The 691 open SpamAssassin bugs are kind of overwhelming to tackle. I'd like a way to tell bugzilla "I've looked at this bug and decided I'm not going to do anything with it until further notice, please never show it to me again." And then have all searches default to not listing anything with that flag set.
I'm wondering if you folks have better ideas on how to implement it, before I ask the bugzilla people for it. A possibility that occurred to me was including functionality similar to launchpad.net's "Does this affect you?" So you can sort bugs by the number of people who have said a bug affects them. And I could see doing more than just a yes/no/maybe value, and having a personal priority for each bug. But I suspect that's getting out of hand. Might be important to separate "Are you interested in this being fixed?" and "Is there any chance you might fix it?" I think I'd probably just do it as "Do you care about this bug?" with yes/no/maybe values, defaulting to maybe. There really are an amazing number of bugs in there that I'm just never going to care enough about to work on. And I bet the rest of you feel the same, which is why there are 691 open. Might be nice to close more of them WONTFIX. Maybe vote on some that nobody is ever likely to care enough to fix? Like the (exactly) 100 that are over 6 years old. Maybe add another resolution "DONTCARE" in case anybody ever feels chronically motivated enough to go dig this stuff up after fixing everything else. (603 bugs have been closed WONTFIX.) -- Immorality: "The morality of those who are having a better time" - Henry Louis Mencken http://www.ChaosReigns.com
