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Bot response: > Hey @pawamoy! Great to see you back here, diving into the intriguing world of pkg descriptions. Let's take a closer look together! > [and so o
by OJFord 3y ago
Bot response:
> Hey @pawamoy! Great to see you back here, diving into the intriguing world of pkg descriptions. Let's take a closer look together!
> [and so on for 94 pages]
Nope, y'know what, close issue, I don't care any more. (If I were pawamoy.)
This kind of crap's even worse than when you get a 'stale' tag for inactivity. Sure, true, nobody else has said anything, but why does that discount my buggy experience or whatever? I would understand if it was because I didn't reply for so long after a maintainer response, but when it's just because there hasn't been any update it's just annoying. Nobody likes '+1's, so don't force even more notifications from label added, pointless comment added to bump, label removed!
- lol768 3y ago> This kind of crap's even worse than when you get a 'stale' tag for inactivity. Sure, true, nobody else has said anything, but why does that discount my buggy experience or whatever? I would understand if it was because I didn't reply for so long after a maintainer response, but when it's just because there hasn't been any update it's just annoying. Nobody likes '+1's, so don't force even more notifications from label added, pointless comment added to bump, label removed! I absolutely hate repositories that do this. You're sending a clear signal that you don't care about bug reports from users. I bumped one issue for about a year (I seem to remember it was security-related too, to make matters worse) whilst the bot repeatedly tried to close it. It never got fixed.