It's totally up to you guys :) If it isn't helpful then you shouldn't have it.
I just wanted to chime in because as a user (or at least as a user who understands bugzilla which is a big caveat since many won't understand bugzilla... or possibly even a wiki page ) I like it as a place for both feature requests and bugs.I've always found wiki pages get massively cluttered and having them on separate and trackable tickets makes it a lot easier to follow and understand. James James Alexander Manager, Merchandise Wikimedia Foundation (415) 839-6885 x6716 @jamesofur On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 11:12 AM, Jon Robson <[email protected]> wrote: > > If they aren't going to get fixed at all (especially if those apps aren't > > going to be developed as much etc) then WONTFIX obviously but bugzilla is > > specifically used for 'wishlist' options as well as bugs (hence the > feature > > request option). > > I think this is totally wrong. My personal opinion is bugzilla should > be used for bugs and bugs alone. As a developer I find wishlist items > to be unhelpful and just add noise - a lot of the time the things > being wished for are not necessarily useful. I'd much rather we had a > system to capture these - why can't we just have a wiki for this sort > of thing? >
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