[12:14] I like to report a bug but I dont like to create an account first. How to do? [12:14] You can't, I'm afraid, at least not on Launchpad. [12:15] You could try to find a direct contact for some appropriate developer, but lots of people don't like getting bug reports that aren't in a bug tracker because then it's more effort for them to keep track of. [12:16] Or perhaps you have a friend with the same problem who could proxy the report for you. [12:16] Currently I am really pissed of. Everytime I like to help I found gated communitys. [12:17] Needing to create an account is very different from "gated". [12:18] Not many gated communities with >4 million members [12:20] I be very carefull with my data and create an seperate e-mail account for every community. So this is hard work for me to create an new account. Why nobody like to understand this? [12:20] I'm sorry, but Launchpad isn't going to change in this regard [12:22] Most bug trackers in our ecosystem require a confirmed email address which requires registration. [12:22] There are a number of practical reasons why this is common practice in just about anything written in the last couple of decades: spam mitigation is one of them [12:22] Yeah I was about to say spam. [12:23] ^ [12:23] It's a choice. Either require contributors to spend a tiny bit of effort to massively reduce spam volumes, or require project volunteers to be human spam filters. [12:23] Bug trackers would be far less effectively if they were full of spam. [12:23] (they've left) [12:24] Oh. === pbek_ is now known as pbek [15:12] * rbasak has been getting a timeout for a few minutes trying to post a bug comment to bug 1764314. He'll try again later. [15:12] bug 1764314 in netcf (Ubuntu) "libvirt doesn't show all interfaces" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1764314 [17:44] rbasak: comment? [17:45] I see it arrived, so let me read it ...