I have editbugs in bugzilla.mozilla.org, and I just submitted a bug which on first thought seemed well-enough confirmed, but after looking at it again I want to make it UNCONFIRMED. But I can't! My options are: - Leave as NEW - Accept bug (change status to ASSIGNED) - Resolve bug, changing resolution to ___ - Resolve bug, mark it as duplicate of bug #___ - Reassign bug to ___ - Reassign bug to owner and QA contact of selected component There should be an option to 'de-confirm' the bug.

If your bug is invalid, mark it as RESOLVED INVALID!

It's not invalid, it's just that I don't feel confident enough to call it 'confirmed' just because I have editbugs.

Confirmed ;-) For what it's worth, I also have editbugs and frequently open bugs as UNCONFIRMED instead of NEW. I can definitely see the need to drop a new bug to the former state. Prog.

(In reply to comment #1) > If your bug is invalid, mark it as RESOLVED INVALID! IMHO, and to echo what the reporter said, the INVALID / UNCONFIRMED / NEW states might be described as: 1) RESOLVED INVALID = we believe this is not a valid bug 2) UNCONFIRMED = we do not know whether or not this is a valid bug 3) NEW/ASSIGNED/REOPENED (confirmed) = we believe this is a valid bug It should be possible to transition freely between these states as appropriate when further investigation is done and/or the available evidence changes. I think that at present UNCONFIRMED -> (confirmed) is the ONLY change to a bug that cannot be reversed through the bugzilla UI. This cuts off the possibility of correcting a mistake if a bug is confirmed when it should not have been.

*** Bug 312279 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

This would be useful, especially since for b.m.o, different products/components use the UNCO state differently. It would also help in situations where bugs are confirmed accidentally.

*** Bug 362098 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Now that you can customize your workflow, see bug 101179, you are free to enable the NEW -> UNCO transition if you want to.