Comment 77 for bug 455412

(In reply to comment #71)
> Au contraire! As we can see from comment #68, the status and description of
> bugs can change without anybody specifically making a change to this area. If
> someone had inadvertently fixed it without realising, it being tested for and
> written here would be beneficial to everyone

If the bug had been inadvertently fixed, commenting would be acceptable. However, in 99% of cases reporting that a bug still exists, *even in a slightly different yet still very broken way*, is unnecessary. The default assumption should always be that a bug still exists and that the continuing existence of a bug is only very rarely comment-worthy; this instance is not such a case.