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Zetai I think that's very similar to what I suggested earlier. Many other software companies create subforums for each version of their software and then all bugs and questions related to that version go in there. Like you say, duplicate threads are still going to exist but it also gives us the option to search for issues within the leak version we have installed.
Problem with this is a forum moderator would need to setup a subforum everytime a new leak comes out or anticipate a new leak version before it gets posted... although I suppose once a leak post has been started, they could just as well move the thread to it's respective subforum.
Actually there is even simpler solution for the problem - adding tags to forum posts.
This forum software is obviously missing this functionality and that really sucks.
Lets say we have a thread: "Leaked OS 11.9.9.9 Findings and fixes"
As we can see in countless examples, most of the replies in this type of thread will be useless blabberings. If this forum had label/tag support, those useless posts can be tagged as "irrelevant" or "off topic" or something similar.
Some posts will describe a new feature, so it can be tagged as "new feature"
Someone has find a bug, so it can be tagged as "bug" etc.
and so on and on.
Now, if forum member can filter out all the "irrelevant" and "off topic" chit-chat form rabid fanboys and their lady-boy counterparts... guess what, this forum thread become useful - MAGIC!
PS! Thank you xxsashixx for setting up the bug tracker.
Cheers!