Kurt Lieber wrote:

> Plus, as someone else noted, our users are not exactly famous for being
> able to use bugzilla correctly in its current form (to be fair, most of the
> blame for this falls on bugzilla, which has a horrid UI imo).
> 
> Basically, if the argument is, "well...it's there.  Why *not* turn it on?"
> then I don't see that as being particularly compelling.  It sounds like a
> solution in search of a problem.

Silly question, but do we have a laid out Gentoo document on proper usage for
bugzilla (part of the documentation project). I know documents only work for
those people who read them, but if we don't have a laid out document that talks
about common mistakes that users make, we can't teach them the proper way to
enter new bugs. We're well known for our awesome documentation, we should extend
this to how to use our bug tracking system. Thoughts?

P.S - Correct me if I'm wrong about there not being a document

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