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Originally Posted by afv011
You are mistaken. When developing software, you are given a set of requirements, and the final goal is for the software to fulfill those requirements. If you do not like how a feature behaves, but that feature adheres to the requirements, then you do not have a bug. You would then submit a change request to have the requirements updated, so the feature can behave in a different way.
I'm not saying that this feature works as I would want it to work, I am just saying that it works as it was intended to work, hence it is not a bug.
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YOU are mistaken. There are multiple kinds of bugs, with different levels of severity. The lowest severity is usually translated as "annoying to the user".
Annoying implementation and incomplete implementation of a feature are both considered bugs. As I said, I do this for a living.
