John Summerfield wrote: > It seems to me that the word "issue" is frequently used when someone > doesn't wish to acknowledge a bug, outage or other problem or deficiency > exists with their product or service. The reason why we prefer to think of it as being an issue tracker rather than a bug tracker is because we use the bugs.centos.org setup for things other than bugs as well. eg. We often ask for good and bad feedback on packages in the testing repositories on the "issue tracker". We might also register an issue at bugs.centos.org and actually report it elsewhere where the bug really exists and use the bugs.centos.org ticket as just that - an issue tracker. There have also often been many situations where we've tracked specific driver issues ( some bugs, mostly just user issues ) there as well. I suppose most organisations have a support system, a bug tracker, a contact and knowledge base setup. We just have the mailing lists and the issue tracker :) - KB -- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219 at icq