Hello again, One of the biggest mistakes I've noticed with many software projects is that they do think that "trying to force people to give bugs they've found in a website like github, is a good idea". I say it's wrong. a) Most people prefer e-mail to inform.b) most people don't have time to check the github website unless they are clearly IT Project leader (or something close to that such as software developers)...c) Sometimes they could not afford to show their details because the project they work with do not allow it... d) most of the time, points of view of people who know nothing about the project are interesting because they could see something that usual users/developers may not notice.And those people do not use Github, or if we prefer, they don't even know that it really exists... My two cents.
Best Regards K.
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