> Participate [...] in the bug trackers. For anyone looking on and thinking of following this advice, please don't treat Bugzilla like GitHub, where advocacy

> Participate [...] in the bug trackers. For anyone looking on and thinking of following this advice, please don't treat Bugzilla like GitHub, where advocacy and general discussion is the norm. Bugzilla is for code reviews and for people who are otherwise working together so they can coordinate and get things done. It's not an open solicitation for people to jump in and voice their opinions about general project directions, etc. If you do try to use Bugzilla the wrong way, you'll likely be warned about generating too much noise and possibly banned. Please do continue using social platforms like blogs, comment sites like this one, etc. for posting opinion pieces and weighing in. That's where general commentary belongs, and it'll be much more effective to boot, if you're interested in getting people's attention or changing minds.