A bug report is considered not reproducible if it is a bug that the site developers 
would fix, but cannot due to an inability to recreate the problematic behavior in 
spite of attempts to do so. Reports that are not reproducible typically represent 
bugs that come from using unsupported browsers and tools, or because of sunspots 
and other activity entirely unrelated to the site creating a momentary issue.

If a bug can’t be reproduced due to being immediately presented as being through 
an unsupported browser, thus bypassing the need of the site developers to even 
attempt to reproduce the bug, then [meta-tag:status-declined] should be used.

If you are the reporter of a bug that receives this tag, it may indicate 
that the bug was intermittent, or merely that you didn't thoroughly explain 
the circumstances under which you encountered it. First, verify that *you* 
can still cause the bug to appear, and (if you can) then:

- Describe in detail what you were doing when it happened. Include links to any relevant pages / posts. 

- List the steps you took to encounter the bug.

- Describe your environment: browser make and version, OS, add-ons, userscripts (if applicable).

- Include screenshots if applicable. Use hand-drawn circles to highlight key portions 
of the problem. 

Status tags can only be applied by moderators and site developers.