Follow-up Comment #9, sr #106712 (project administration):
Thomas -- I don't see a problem with requiring logged-in users to post or
follow up. In fact, I think that should be the default.
There is no requirement in GNU that projects use a tracker at all, and lots
don't. OTOH, there is a requirement that projects accept bugs through email
(although not everyone follows it, sadly enough). So if a user wants to
submit a report without registering anywhere, they can (should be able to).
Allowing all anonymous posts would be like allowing unfiltered email. Not
feasible ...
I have no objection to the idea of allowing anonymous posts if they are
filtered as rigorously as we do with email, but I also don't think it's
necessary, or especially beneficial, actually.
Anyone who wants to post through a tracker is going to expect to create an
account.
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