Some people mistake Roundup as being "too simple"
because they see the minimal template without realizing
how it is so easily extensible.

Including these templates and having snapshots of them
would probably attract a lot of attention and increase
marketshare of roundup.

1.  Simple Project Management
     +  Category
     +  Estimate (hrs)
     +  Remaining (hrs)
     ~  Priority:  optional, low, normal, high, critical

2.  Software Issue Tracker
     +  Component
     +  Subcomponent
     +  Version
     +  Target Milestone
     +  Resolution [fixed, duplicate, rejected, ...]
 
3.  SourceForge (similar fields and values)
     ie.  sf.net issue tracker used for roundup itself

4.  Tigris (similar fields and values)
     ie.  http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/query.cgi

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And if you really wanted to show off Roundup's advantage,
you can display the total number of lines that are different
in the code compared to the default template (under each
screenshot).

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This would be neat, but would take time I don't necessarily have. Always 
happy to accept submissions, of course :) 

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Hey, does the sourceforge tracker have to emulate the bug where it 
truncates a Summary line with double quotes in it (but only on reply, not 
submission)? :) 
 
Originally, the summary for this feature was 'Include "Popular" 
Templates' ;) 
 
Man, this is a crap tracker. But hey, it's free :) 

I am going to close this for a few reasons:

We have a devel and jinja template that are more detailed than the classic
template.

Also roundup is self hosting for its own bug tracker at:
  http://issues.roundup-tracker.org

as well as being used for the python bug tracker.

IIRC these installations are mentioned in the docs, so should
be suitable showcases of what you can do.

While I like the ideas in this ticket, I don't think we have the people
to do it. 

I have marked this GSOC though in case people want to resurrect this for
a summer of code item.