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That isn't the default behavior. Locking issues is ridiculous, IMO, because then you get tons of duplicate discussions and it's impossible to follow one discuss
by geerlingguy 5y ago
That isn't the default behavior. Locking issues is ridiculous, IMO, because then you get tons of duplicate discussions and it's impossible to follow one discussion thread.
Often times even close issues have fruitful conversation after the closure.
Locking should only happen in extreme circumstances, like if the discussion gets heated and people are personally attacking others.
- Aissen 5y agoThanks for the clarification, I only remembered the "locked" behavior, and that seems to be what is discussed in the article (see main screenshot). I agree that closing without locking is a good enough middleground (i.e same as tagging the issue).