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=== Bugzilla: Bug Closed -- No Feedback ===
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=== Bugzilla: Bug Closed—No Feedback ===
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If developers have asked for additional information in a Bug, and the reporter (or someone else) has not provided it within 2 weeks, the Bug will be closed as INVALID.
If developers have asked for additional information in a Bug, and the reporter (or someone else) has not provided it within 2 weeks, the Bug will be closed as INVALID.
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Lack of response in a Bug usually means that the reporter no longer cares about the problem - and there''s little point in bloating the Bug database with such Bugs.
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Lack of response in a Bug usually means that the reporter no longer cares about the problem - and there's little point in bloating the Bug database with such Bugs.
If the reporter was simply prevented from adding the information in a timely manner, no harm is done; simply add the information to the Bug, and reopen it. Then the developers will look at it again.
If the reporter was simply prevented from adding the information in a timely manner, no harm is done; simply add the information to the Bug, and reopen it. Then the developers will look at it again.
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See also the  [[[FaqBugPolicy|FaqBugPolicy]] Bug Policy].
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See also the  [[FAQ Bug Policy|Bug Policy]].
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-- Main.[[JesperSkov|JesperSkov]] - 12 Jun 2002
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Current revision as of 19:39, 26 December 2010

Bugzilla: Bug Closed -- No Feedback

If developers have asked for additional information in a Bug, and the reporter (or someone else) has not provided it within 2 weeks, the Bug will be closed as INVALID.

Lack of response in a Bug usually means that the reporter no longer cares about the problem - and there's little point in bloating the Bug database with such Bugs.

If the reporter was simply prevented from adding the information in a timely manner, no harm is done; simply add the information to the Bug, and reopen it. Then the developers will look at it again.

See also the Bug Policy.