trackers (was: zlib vulnerabilities and python)

[Aahz]

In article <mailman.1016040504.2814.python-list at python.org>,
Trent Mick  <trentm at ActiveState.com> wrote:
>[Michael Hudson wrote]
>>
>> Time to look at roundup again?  The tracker on sf is starting to piss
>> me off (even more).
>
>If you *are* going to get motivated to look at a different tracker *please*
>consider bugzilla. You will find it a much more appropriate than roundup.

Sure!  Knowing nothing about SF trackers (yesterday was my first
submitted bug, I think), roundup, or bugzilla, I think I'm in a perfect
position to evaluate all of them.  Can you explain what makes bugzilla
superior to roundup?  What, if anything, does roundup have that bugzilla
does not?
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