Closed Foorack closed 7 years ago
@jeremyn A week is enough for a user to fix the mistakes in an issue. If they do not fix the mistakes, then the issue is probably abandoned.
We need to allow specifying multiple domains in one issue as long as they have a common parent which is not a public suffix, else we are going to drown in issues.
@koops76 In my suggested instructions in https://github.com/EFForg/https-everywhere/pull/11615#issuecomment-330917544, my plan is that reporters put the highest common domain in the Domain:
field and specific subdomains in the free-form description part. An issue might look like this:
Domain: example.com
Specifically one.example.com and two.example.com.
If a casual reporter notices that one.example.com
should be covered, it generally means that the entire example.com
ruleset needs to be created or updated.
Credits for this idea goes to @jeremyn
The idea was originally posted in https://github.com/EFForg/https-everywhere/issues/6307 Moving it here to keep the other issue clean from off-topic discussion.
The discussion left off with me saying: