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> well-worded issue Your example is not well-worded; it's a demand. I'd expect a well-worded issue to share some story about how you were working to achieve so
by falsedan 8y ago
> well-worded issue
Your example is not well-worded; it's a demand. I'd expect a well-worded issue to share some story about how you were working to achieve some goal, so you tried setting up gitea to self-host the gitea repo, and were surprised that it didn't work (and share the errors etc. that you saw). Then the devss can prioritise your issue by understanding how blocked you are by the missing behaviour, and even propose a workaround or alternative way of achieving your goal.
- Freak_NL 8y agoThe phrase between parentheses was meant as an example of the succinct title of such an issue, not the hopefully polite and well-worded body explaining why.
- falsedan 8y ago> the succinct title of such an issue 'Title: do this thing' is not polite or well-worded. "Let's self-host gitea so potential users can easily see how awesome it is" is more polite, far easier to see the benefit of, and a trash-fire of proper composition.