Delete/hide the comments and a public announcement on the bug what types of comments are acceptable/unacceptable.
As someone else said, it is usually very obvious. Many comments within 24 hours on a bug that is usually bike shed worthy.
Bugs comments should be technical in nature. Basically no (endless) discussion _if_ something should (not) be done. It should be about _how_ to do something (implement/fix bug/etc).
The deleting (hiding for anyone but admins) is usually pretty effective. Once they understand that you have way too much time on your hands, then they'll stop pretty quickly.
What's important is not to get aggressive though. Try turning the attention into something positive and give some tips (how things work and how to get something done). E.g. sometimes bugs do get forgotten and some attention will get them fixed. But that doesn't need 10-15 comments after eachother.
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Delete/hide the comments and a public announcement on the bug what types of comments are acceptable/unacceptable.
As someone else said, it is usually very obvious. Many comments within 24 hours on a bug that is usually bike shed worthy.
Bugs comments should be technical in nature. Basically no (endless) discussion _if_ something should (not) be done. It should be about _how_ to do something (implement/fix bug/etc).
The deleting (hiding for anyone but admins) is usually pretty effective. Once they understand that you have way too much time on your hands, then they'll stop pretty quickly.
What's important is not to get aggressive though. Try turning the attention into something positive and give some tips (how things work and how to get something done). E.g. sometimes bugs do get forgotten and some attention will get them fixed. But that doesn't need 10-15 comments after eachother.
My experience is with Bugzilla btw.