RE: Release notes: term for bugs

["Earl Cooley" <shiva -at- io -dot- com>]

Shannon Luce wrote: 
> Isn't it politically correct to call a problem a "challenge"? 
> Just kidding. I prefer "known problem" to your other suggestions; 
> however, I can't imagine a company liking that, either. Nothing 
> else comes to mind, but I'll let you know when something does.

Issues.

Software doesn't have bugs or problems or faults, it has "issues". 
The implication being that the diamond-like perfection of The 
Product is marred only by whiney customers who complain about 
"issues" with the software, no doubt due to user error. heh.

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