There seems to be a huge amount of low quality and/or misplaced bug reports in this bug tracker

• In general nearly no one is following https://www.kali.org/docs/community/submitting-issues-kali-bug-tracker/
• Bug reports have no real usable info, contains too much irrelevant info and similar
• Issues are raised here instead of in the Bug Tracker of eg. Debian or the bug tracker of the software in question
• Bug reports are eg. added to the "Feature Request", "Package improvement" or similar category
• The ongoing issue of some users (or even bots?) cloning existing issues (See 0006983)

As the Kali team seems to be fairly small and not able to handle all of the 7k open issues it probably make sense to increase the efforts for users to create bug reports.

Some ideas:

• Use templates for bug reports like suggested in 0006984
• Restrict permissions to trusted users only (eg. some permission model working together with the forums, ...)
• Always show a "jump in" message when opening the bug tracker for the first time (maybe possible on web server?) which gives users guidance where and how to create a bug report