has anyone seen a system for reporting issues with open source projects where:
1. anyone is allowed to report issues with the wrong terminology, which can't be reproduced, without the necessary information, basically doing everything "wrong" for bug reporting
2. there's no expectation that you'll get help when reporting an issue, or get any answer at all
3. every so often the maintainers look for themes in the chaos and try to identify things to improve
Julia Evans /
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2024-07-10 15:17:12
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2024-07-10 15:17:12Event JSON
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