> You can't put that aside, because it's the entire point! Sorry I didn't mean to imply it wasn't relevant, merely that I wanted to address one small sub-point

> You can't put that aside, because it's the entire point! Sorry I didn't mean to imply it wasn't relevant, merely that I wanted to address one small sub-point of your comment. > is communication, but it's not the kind of communication needed for web developers. That's fair, but it's relative: a quick response with a commitment of work (if not of timelines) & active dialogue on debugging efforts (due to the complete lack of effort on the part of the reporter) is a LOT better than no commitment or response, or a "please provide more info" / "WONTFIX" / CNR. Which is much more common. Particularly given I think a "please provide more info" would've been a perfectly reasonable response to the first report.