Rework 'why report bugs'
Signed-off-by: Maxime “pep” Buquet <pep@bouah.net>
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Why would you need to write a bug report/file a ticket in the first place?
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What first comes to mind is that sysadmins might not know you have issues. And
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it would probably be beneficial for you, and possibly others, that you tell
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them.
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What first comes to mind is that sysadmins might not know you have issues.
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And it would probably be beneficial for you, and possibly others, that you
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tell them.
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A ticket is also helpful to be able to track the progress. This might help
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future you encountering the same issue again be able to fix it yourself, or to
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refer to it later on.
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A ticket is also helpful to be able to track the progress. This will also
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help other users encountering the same issue and allow them to fix it
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themselves, or allow you to refer to it in a follow-up ticket, ("You know,
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_that_ bug I talked to you about six months ago.")
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It is also helpful to track the resolution of an issue, ("What happened to my
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issue?"). Some issues will get fixed and closed, some will not, some might be
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