This is an interesting article; thanks for the links. I last used FogBugz in 2008 and it's still my favorite bug tracker. I have used JIRA extensively and whil

This is an interesting article; thanks for the links. I last used FogBugz in 2008 and it's still my favorite bug tracker. I have used JIRA extensively and while you can configure it and add addons/plugins to it to make it do your bidding, it's just not a nice off-the-shelf solution without configuration (stuff that I usually don't have the access to do, and that I get tired of asking for). Funny how this stuff works. I wonder how Fogbugz is doing today. I do understand they must have done well with the Trello stuff.