[Community Ubuntu Documentation] Update of "ReportingBugs" by penalvch

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Due to LP#1101657 added note on not pasting every past comment when making a new comment as it makes bug reports onerous to read.

  Please '''do not report bugs about software in [[PPA]]s''' on Launchpad. This is because software in PPAs are not provided by the official Ubuntu repositories. Instead, the PPA homepage would have a contact point and preference of the PPA provider. The exception is [[LibreOffice]] as per [[https://lists.launchpad.net/libreoffice/msg00072.html|this mail]], as LibreOffice is too big to be tracked via email: as described in the mail, file a bug on Launchpad with tag `ppa`.
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  Please '''do not add project tasks to bug reports that are invalid because they are not supported'''. For example, if you were using the LibreOffice PPA and reported a bug against the package libreoffice (Ubuntu), which would be marked Status Invalid, please do not add the Launchpad Project [[https://launchpad.net/df-libreoffice|df-libreoffice]] to the report, or change the package libreoffice (Ubuntu) to the project df-libreoffice. The purposes of adding the upstream project to a report is to track valid bugs in Ubuntu that are valid upstream, and may have been reported upstream, not to start another upstream bug tracker.
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+ When posting new comments to a report, please do not include every past comment made, as doing so makes it onerous to read a report, and is wasteful. Instead just make your new comment, or just include the relevant portion of a previous comment you are responding to.
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  '''Many of the triagers and developers who are providing support to you, are volunteers doing so out of altruism. Please keep this in mind when making your comments.'''