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On Wed, 27 May 2009, Roland Dreier wrote:
> 
> I could see adding a tag along the lines of tested-by, reported-by,
> reviewed-by, etc.  Maybe something like
> 
>     Closes-bug: <URL>

I agree that that would work, but that way also lies endless other tags. 
People seem to always want to have some magic tag to grep for, if we can 
make 'impact:' be it rather than have potentially lots of random ones, 
maybe impact: is simply better?

		Linus