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### Types
There are three issue **types**: Bug, Feature, and Task.
There are three issue [types](https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/configuring-issues/managing-issue-types-in-an-organization): Bug, Feature, and Task.
- **Bug** --- An unexpected problem or behavior
- **Feature** --- A request, idea, or new functionality
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### Meta-issues
A meta-issue is an issue that serves primarily to collect and organize a group of other issues. This group of other issues typically exists in a hierarchy of sub-issues, usually with the meta-issue at the top. (For example, we use meta-issues when we need a way to track work on specific features. We cannot use [projects](#projects) for this, because we already use a project for tracking the work of the Qubes team as a whole, and projects cannot contain milestones or other projects.)
A meta-issue is an issue that serves primarily to collect and organize a group of other issues. This group of other issues typically exists in a hierarchy of [sub-issues](https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/using-issues/adding-sub-issues), usually with the meta-issue at the top. (For example, we use meta-issues when we need a way to track work on specific features. We cannot use [projects](#projects) for this, because we already use a project for tracking the work of the Qubes team as a whole, and projects cannot contain milestones or other projects.)
Meta-issues should have informative descriptions, not just lists of issues. In particular, each meta-issue should explain its goal, what is in scope, and what the relevant categories and priorities are.