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I can see your point regarding using icons as bullet points and it does make sense. I still feel that we need to have distinct resolved and unresolved issues however - not only does it separate issues which have been dealt with from those outstanding, therefore offering a rough guide as to how good the PC port/version is, it also makes it easier for people to contribute - they can quickly see which issues don't have fixes and therefore if they decide they have a fix for an unresolved issue they can spot this more quickly and add their fix to the article.

Also, I think if you're searching for a fix for your problem, its nice to know quickly and definitively if there is currently no fix, and the "Unresolved Issues" header serves this purpose.

Finally, I think it just plain looks nicer xD

-Tom

hungry_eyes HE sig.png (contribs | sandbox | talk)11:12, 3 August 2012

I see a good point for adding these as two separate headers, thanks.

Andytizer (talk)21:45, 4 August 2012