Opened a page for triage for the Global Jam

[Alberto Salvia Novella]

El 16/09/13 14:46, John Kim escribió:
> So what should we do with the bugs that don't comply with the priority 
> list you mentioned? Mark them as invalid? 
I wasn't specifically speaking about the list but in general, when using 
the '*advance search*' feature that can be found under any search box in 
Launchpad (for example, if you click on the 'advance search' option in 
this page <https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu>; which is the bug search 
for the Ubuntu project).

I was simply suggesting that if you search using this feature and you're 
a member of Ubuntu BugControl; that you perform it using these 
*parameters*, which seems to me the ones that will show the most 
quantity of bugs expecting to be reviewed by a member of this team:

  * Are *affecting* the 'Ubuntu' project (what is done by simply using
    the search feature being in the Ubuntu page, the one I asked you to
    go to before)
  * Have a *status* of 'new' or 'confirmed'
  * Have a *priority* of 'undecided'
  * Are *tagged* with the latest release name (in this case 'Saucy')

On the other hand, if what are you wanting is to help with the Ubuntu 
BugDay lists <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20130914> and are a 
member of Ubuntu BugControl, perhaps will be better for you to begin 
with the *confirmed bug list*; which has the higher probability of 
needing to be marked as 'triaged'. But if you find a bug that needs a 
*different action* than being triaged, you can just perform that action 
and that's all.

If you're *not a member* of BugControl you shall be wanting to focus on 
the oposite, the 'new bugs' list or the 'incomplete bugs' list.

Thanks for your help
<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20130914#A.2BALA_Confirmed_Bugs>
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