Your bug reports are very valuable.
-The most important thing when reporting bugs is making sure that the
-developer has a way to reproduce the problem exactly like it happened
-to you.
+The most important thing when reporting bugs is making sure that we have
+a way to reproduce the problem exactly like it happened to you.
-To do this, he needs to rule out interference from external factors
-like other Emacs extensions or other Lisp-side code.
+To do this, we need to rule out interference from external factors
+like other Emacs extensions or your own customizations.
-Here's an example that "sandboxes" an emacs just for reproducing the
-bug.
+Here's an example report that "sandboxes" an Emacs session just for
+reproducing a bug.
```
$ emacs --version
I can't get yasnippet to load because frankinbogen!
```
+Using `emacs -Q` or temporarily moving your `.emacs` init file to the side
+is another way to achieve good reproductability.
+
Here's a
[another example](https://github.com/capitaomorte/yasnippet/issues/318)
of a bug report. It has everything needed for a sucessfull analysis
Any more info is welcome, but don't just paste a backtrace or an error
message string you got, unless we ask for it.
-
There is also a [YASnippet google group][forum]. I will keep the group
-open for reference and for discussion among users, unfortunately I
+open for reference and for discussion among users. Unfortunately I
can't guarantee a timely response, so maybe it's better to create a
github issue clearly marking your intent (user support/bug/feature
request).