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Here are some ongoing Bugmaster projects to help manage Mozilla bugs.  Each one will have bug days or events, to help its contributors work together.  "Triaging" a bug can mean a lot of different things depending on context. In general, it means adding more information to a filed bug.
Here are some ongoing Bugmaster projects to help manage Mozilla bugs.  Each one will have bug days or events, to help its contributors work together.  "Triaging" a bug can mean a lot of different things depending on context. In general, it means adding more information to a filed bug.


1. Sign up for a Bugzilla account.<br>
2. Make a Mozillians account and tag yourself "bugmasters" and "triage".<br>
3. Join the irc channel and the [https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/bugmasters bugmasters mailing list]. Introduce yourself on the list!<br>
4. Try the [http://www.tizianasellitto.it/trainingmontage/bugzilla-triage-tutorial.html bug triage tutorial].
5. You might want to install the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/bugzillajs/ BugzillaJS add-on].<br>
At first, you will only be able to comment on bugs. After you have added information to several bugs, let us know in the #bugmasters irc channel, and we can give you the ability to confirm and then edit bug reports.


==Middle-aged bugs==
==Middle-aged bugs==
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