I expect: * The new bug reporting tools will result in a much larger stream of bug reports after Feisty's release. * A large number of new bug reporters will start by filing automated bugs without searching effectively for duplicates.
Therefore: the number of duplicates is going to rise. This got me thinking that the machine looking after launchpad (or even as a distributed computing project!!) should be able to compare and flag reports with a score rating the likelyhood that they are a duplicate of another bug. This would make finding duplicates more effective - it could of course also be given a very low priority on the machine(s) serving launchpad so it effectively uses spare CPU power. Is this plausible/ sensible? Anybody want to take the idea further? Duncan
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