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It's a UX thing. The "auto-close" behavior makes the policy obvious. And presumably the maintainers are not bound in any way to not re-open an especially good/
by jmoss20 4y ago
It's a UX thing. The "auto-close" behavior makes the policy obvious.
And presumably the maintainers are not bound in any way to not re-open an especially good/important bug. It just makes makes non-patron support opt-in, instead of opt-out.