Use comments & simplify issue template #586
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jneira
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Nov 11, 2020
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| ### Subject of the issue | ||
| Describe your issue here. | ||
| Generally speaking, the information below is meant to help debugging issues but is no prerequisite for opening an issue. |
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I would keep the However... to "allow" users delete entirely the template
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I think the users that want to delete the template will do it anyways ;)
And saying it is "no prerequisite for opening an issue" basically implies that. I'd err on the side of nudging people to use the template.
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Fair enough, thanks again for improve it
jneira
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Filling it out was tedious because one had to replace the instructions rather than simply adding.