Can't help but also bring up a social dynamic between our product testers and devs. I engage in a similar behavior but I'm uncomfortable with the social implications of this dynamic. Definitely a line between engagement with devs/bug reports and co-opting a thread for your own motives, but at least I haven't found where that lies. 

All I can do is just focus on being courteous with my feedback and suggestions, even if potentially intrusive.

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 Some developers don't like bug reports and find testers irritating. That's not news to anyone who has worked as a tester.

Testers will go where they are wanted. And they will then promote those devs to others. 

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