So, you heard of this cool BTS feature and you what to use it, but don't know how: here you'll find a quick and dirty introduction.

Ok, first some links

now start tagging your bugs:

user <pkg>@packages.debian.org
usertags <#bug> <tagname>
usertags ...
...
thanks

or user bts:

bts user '<pkg>@packages.debian.org' , usertags <#bug> <tagname> , usertags ... , ...

(always use <pkg>@packages.debian.org user).

You're half-way now; it you want a nice packages bugs list like [http://bugs.debian.org/devscripts devscripts] (with tag to group up bugs), then you need to use usercategory:

user <pkg>@packages.debian.org
usercategory <cat-name>
 * Reportbug Department [tag=]
 + <tag1> [<tag1>]
 + <tag2> [<tag2>]
   ...
 + <tagN> [<tagN>]
 + Uncategorized []
usercategory normal
 * status
 * <cat-name>
 * severity
usercategory reportbug-sort
 * status
 * <cat-name>
 * severity
usercategory old
 * status
 * severity
 * classification

(taken from [http://wiki.debian.org/Devscripts/bugs devscripts] and [http://wiki.debian.org/SandroTosi/Reportbug reportbug]) submit it to control@b.d.o, refresh http://b.d.o/<pkg> and have fun.

Note: when you add a tag to bugs, you need to modify the usercategory to treat that tag too (i don't like this, but that's the way it is).