It makes way more sense to offer some sort of sandbox to prove bugs to filter this kind of thing (instead of having less-than-stellar bug responders like the "t

It makes way more sense to offer some sort of sandbox to prove bugs to filter this kind of thing (instead of having less-than-stellar bug responders like the "this is not a bug" guy). If you could create your own "non-friend" user mock object and demonstrate the bug, no one has to parse your bad language. He proved the bug through a live test - doesn't it make sense to provide this kind of testing ground to whitehats? I'm not a hacker, just a plain old developer. But in my world, when I want to explain something, I do it with test-case code and live examples, not through long-winded emails or bug reports.