Brad: the original report had 25 affected users and had all the upstream bugs linked to it. Now that I opened a new bug for the same problem I'm the only one that's affected. (This is a bug in launchapd, bug #343110) My question is: was it really necessary to close the original bug? Is the new bug more helpful to the developers? Is it more likely that they will notice that this bug exists? I agree that this is a good way to close abandoned bug reports, but in this case I was testing every new release of Ubuntu and I was updating the report every time!
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