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There's a rule that says every time you demonstrate your product in public, you're going to find at least one new bug. At least we only have to worry about the software crashing.
Unfortunately, there's no JIRA resolution for "Released back into the wild"
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So what inspired the progression from Confluence 1.4 to 2.0? The glib answer, of course, is marketing. And like most glib answers it's both correct, and entirely unhelpful.
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One thing we've been trying to do with the labeling feature in Confluence 2.0 is make adding labels as frictionless as possible.
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