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The author reflects on the evolution of software project management, contrasting effective bug tracking principles from the past with the limitations of modern systems like GitHub Issues. While early practices emphasized comprehensive tracking and clear ownership, contemporary tools often fall short in these areas, leading to frustration in project management. The discussion highlights the importance of a well-structured approach to bug tracking for successful software development.