--- wikisrc/bugtracking.mdwn	2014/06/23 17:36:29	1.6
+++ wikisrc/bugtracking.mdwn	2014/06/26 13:52:33	1.7
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ metadata) or to browse but to ask for a 
 This basically constitutes a total failure of the bugtracker: it was
 completely unable to provide useful information of any kind.
 
-I (dholland) have since learned some tricks and have also accumulated
+I ([[dholland]]) have since learned some tricks and have also accumulated
 an external index for the database; this means I can get stuff out of
 it now, at least sometimes, but most developers are in the position I
 was then: the bug database is a completely useless black hole.
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ support for arbitrary metadata, which ma
 
 Note that in addition to the above analysis we also have some
 supporting results.
-Based on the analysis I (dholland) started maintaining an annotated
+Based on the analysis I ([[dholland]]) started maintaining an annotated
 browseable index (aka the "buglists" pages) of the bug database.
 This basically amounted to additional per-bug metadata of several
 kinds, organized in a fashion that allowed generating an index as a
@@ -425,6 +425,8 @@ does something useful.
 personal priority or other criteria.
 * A way to turn off mail for bouncing addresses.
 * A way to move misfiled comments from one PR to another.
+* A way to mark bugs not merely as "closed" but one of fixed,
+  invalid, obsolete, or "won't fix".
 
 Some other stuff that would be nice: