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dedward on March 5, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Red Hat's response to the "obfuscated" source code...

(which I have a bit more of a problem with, actually; if a bug tracker isn't open to everyone, it's value decreases remarkably, including to the paying customers who are using it).

It helps RedHat focus on the bugs their customers care about -vs- bugs non-customers care about.

pyre on March 5, 2011 [–]

True, but you also don't get outside feedback/comments/help. You only get the paying customer(s) with the issue and RedHat developers.

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