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 Before reporting a bug you should carefully check if the "bug" you're encountering is in fact ASF bug and not technical issue that is answered in the **[FAQ](https://github.com/JustArchi/ArchiSteamFarm/wiki/FAQ#issues)** or in other place on the wiki. Typically technical issue is **intentional ASF behaviour which might not match your expectations**, e.g. failing to send or accept steam trades - logic for accepting and sending steam trades is outside of the ASF, as stated in the FAQ, and there is no bug related to that because it's up to Steam to accept such request, or not. If you're not sure if you're encountering ASF bug or technical issue, please use **[ASF chat](https://gitter.im/JustArchi/ArchiSteamFarm)** or **[Steam group](http://steamcommunity.com/groups/ascfarm/discussions/1/)** and avoid GitHub issues.
 
-Regarding ASF bugs - Posting a log is **mandatory**, regardless if it contains information that is relevant or not. You're allowed to make small modifications such as changing bot names to something more generic, but you should not be doing anything else. You want us to fix the bug you've encountered, then help us instead of making it harder - we're not being paid for that, and we're not forced to fix the bug you've encountered. Include as much relevant info as possible - if bug is reproducable, when it happens, if it's a result of a command - which one, does it happen always or only sometimes, with one account or all of them - everything you consider appropriate, that could help us reproduce the bug and fix it. The more information you include, the higher the chance of bug getting fixed. **If nobody is able to reproduce your bug, there is also no way of blindly fixing it**, so it's in your best interest to **make us run into your bug**.
+Regarding ASF bugs - Posting a log is **mandatory**, regardless if it contains information that is relevant or not. You're allowed to make small modifications such as changing bot names to something more generic, but you should not be doing anything else. You want us to fix the bug you've encountered, then help us instead of making it harder - we're not being paid for that, and we're not forced to fix the bug you've encountered. Include as much relevant info as possible - if bug is reproducible, when it happens, if it's a result of a command - which one, does it happen always or only sometimes, with one account or all of them - everything you consider appropriate, that could help us reproduce the bug and fix it. The more information you include, the higher the chance of bug getting fixed. **If nobody is able to reproduce your bug, there is also no way of blindly fixing it**, so it's in your best interest to **make us run into your bug**.
 
 It would also be cool if you could reproduce your issue on latest pre-release (and not stable) version, as this is most recent codebase that might include not-yet-released fix for your issue already. Of course, that is not mandatory, as ASF offers support for both latest pre-release as well as latest stable versions, but it's entirely possible that your bug is already fixed, just not released yet.