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Myriam,
Today, we have updated the webpage
“Investigating Konqueror Bugs”
http://www.konqueror.org/investigatebug/
and I have inserted, mentioned and linked to your excellent, relevant and clear
“When is a bug report useful?” article.
All the best to you and your wonderful blog readers
salutations amicales de Montréal, Gérard Talbot
Thank you so much
Nice to see that it will help to triage Konqueror bugs which really needs a clean-up in that regard.