Hi.
It seems to me more than a few RFP bugs are very old and very unlikely
to be happilly resolved. Do you have any procedure in place to mark
those as "wont fix" and then close those? By example, bug #494921, "RFP:
ttf-jgaramond -- Garamond-like font"[1] is, imho, very unlikely to ever
become a Debian package et should be closed. In fact, all RFP older than
1000 days and with no activity since 300 could probably be safely
closed. This will make for a leaner wnpp database, and hopefuly, one
that is of better quality. Furthermore, this would not prevent an
identical bug to be reopened if the need for a particular software is real.
[1] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=494921
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