Re: Python bug tracker now secret?

Though it also means all old links are broken and there's no obvious
pointer to the new information.

Not all of them, no. For a long time, people could use links of the
form www.python.org/sf/<bugnumber>, and these links continue to work.
Most other links on www.python.org have been fixed.

I believe most people had little or no problems finding the new bug
tracker, in particular if they had seen the announcement.

Regards,
Martin
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