@PizzaTheOne, you can see a history of all posts made by a user by clicking on their username, and this also works with your own username. Another way you can see your own history is by clicking on Recent Posts under "Activity" on the right hand side of most pages on this website, and then clicking on My Recent Posts at the top of the resulting page (this page is only visible to you). Finally, those pages show all posts, issues, and handbook pages to which you have contributed. If you want to see only issues then click on Issue tracker (also under Activity on the right of the page) and then click on the (somewhat unfortunately titled) My Issues link which appears directly underneath.
As Jojo said, the issue tracker is only for bugs and straightforward, uncontroversial feature requests that don't require extended discussion. Sometimes it's not obvious whether something fits into that category, but borderline cases, and feature requests that involve more drastic changes to the UI or MuseScore's internals, should be discussed in the forums first, and possibly moved to the tracker once a consensus is establish (or when somebody comes along who is actually willing to implement the feature---that's always a good way to get things done the way you want :D ).
FWIW, I have never known a post to be deleted from the forums or the tracker, not even ones that were quite rude, but no doubt the moderators retain this ability for extreme cases.
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I see 122796 and 122816, both closed for various reasons. Should there be more?
And this should not have been posted as an issue in the Issue tracker.
#122796: Tie only plays for the duration of the first note sometimes. has been closed as a duplicate of #12971: Same note in different voices and lengths plays only the length of the shortest note and #122816: The ability to rotate crescendos/decrescendos has been closed as the feature requested there is already implemented.
And this here got closed as it isn't a bug or feature request and as such should have been discussed in the forum rather than in the issue tracker.
And they don#t disappear, they just are no longer flagged as being open
@PizzaTheOne, you can see a history of all posts made by a user by clicking on their username, and this also works with your own username. Another way you can see your own history is by clicking on Recent Posts under "Activity" on the right hand side of most pages on this website, and then clicking on My Recent Posts at the top of the resulting page (this page is only visible to you). Finally, those pages show all posts, issues, and handbook pages to which you have contributed. If you want to see only issues then click on Issue tracker (also under Activity on the right of the page) and then click on the (somewhat unfortunately titled) My Issues link which appears directly underneath.
As Jojo said, the issue tracker is only for bugs and straightforward, uncontroversial feature requests that don't require extended discussion. Sometimes it's not obvious whether something fits into that category, but borderline cases, and feature requests that involve more drastic changes to the UI or MuseScore's internals, should be discussed in the forums first, and possibly moved to the tracker once a consensus is establish (or when somebody comes along who is actually willing to implement the feature---that's always a good way to get things done the way you want :D ).
FWIW, I have never known a post to be deleted from the forums or the tracker, not even ones that were quite rude, but no doubt the moderators retain this ability for extreme cases.
and even the web site admins (we don't have moderators) don't delete posts, they just unpublish them (in those extreme cases)
I meant the admins, of course, but what's the difference between deleting and "unpublishing" a post?
deleted is gone forever, unpublished can get published again if Need be