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Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

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+Reporting a bug against LibreOffice
+--------------------------------------
+I) Make sure it's a LibreOffice bug after all: #398923 and its friends for
+   example are not.
+   Set the Version: header right. If you found a bug in a specific version,
+   set that as version:, even if you in the meanwhile upgraded. If you are on
+   an up-to-date version and tried old versions and they have the bug, too, set
+   the Version: header to the earliest version you found it in (of course, if
+   versions inbetween don't have the bug use the version in which it reappeared
+   and sustained to the current version)
+
+II) Check on the BTS (http://bugs.debian.org/src:libreoffice) whether the
+   bug already is reported. Do *NOT* report a new one then. For judging whether
+   it's already reported, read *ALL* the bugs, think, try and use common sense.
+
+III) If you have crashes with a document, try another one. If only that or
+    similar docs causes problems please attach THIS (or a similar type one
+    causing it). Otherwise, don't file a bug, we can't look at it anyway.
+
+IV) Please attach more info if possible (see
+    https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/BugReport/Debug_Information#GNU.2FLinux).
+    Install libreoffice-*-dbgsym or libreoffice-dbg before doing this (and maybe
+    the packages it Recommends and/or -dbgsym/-dbg of the libraries LO depends
+    on).
+    Please note that those *-dbgsym packages are not in the main archive; you
+    need to add the debug archive for that.
+    See https://wiki.debian.org/AutomaticDebugPackages
+    Please also read /usr/share/doc/libreoffice-common/README.gz for common
+    problems ("Problems During Program Startup")
+    If you have NFS/Samba/... file locking problems (i.e. files opened
+    read-only when they should be read-write), also see the "File Locking"
+    section in above file.
+
+V) If the bug is also in the version you can get from www.libreoffice.org, file
+   it there (see https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/BugReport) in the first
+   place. If you really think this also should be a bug in the Debian BTS
+   (because it's (release-)critical or otherwise important) please file a bug
+   there too *BUT* note the TDF bug number in the bug or mark it forwarded
+   yourself if you can. Especially this is for feature requests.
+   If you tested other LibreOffice packages and the bug is (not) in version
+   foo from bar, mention that, too.
+
+VI) Only report bugs on completely up-to-date systems. Don't file bugs on a
+    obsolete version and neither on sid/testing systems really old. Nor on
+    backports, see https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/#index6h2. If bugs
+    got fixed in sid, it doesn't make sense to file them anymore. (Exception
+    is security bugs or really critical bugs which should be get fixed in
+    stable.) When you think a dependency is missing/wrong/too lax please be
+    *sure* that this is the case before reporting it. Most times it isn't.
+    Use common sense and the bug severities for judging here. When you think
+    you have an up-to-date system, check whether you really have one.
+    (And do a dist-upgrade, try to reproduce the bug again).
+    Also don't report bugs on broken mix systems unless you are sure about the
+    dependencies/conflicts (see above).
+
+VII) Please give as much info as possible (installed LibreOffice packages, installed
+     extensions, "special" configs, additions, changes, whatever). Better too
+     much than too less. (See #396225 for example which was caused by an
+     unsupportable, non-free extension)
+
+Thanks.