When an update is submitted to Fedora bodhi, it automatically adds comments to related Bugzilla tickets, which say things like:

"%{name}-%{version}-%{release} has been submitted as an update for Fedora %{dist}"

This message is rather curt and confusing for non-contributors, see for example bug #453312.

Please could we expand this to say something clearer, for example:

(for submits to stable):

"%{name}-%{version}-%{release} has been submitted as a stable update for Fedora %{dist}. It may take a number of days until this is released to the repositories for automatic ("yum") updates (a further update will be posted to this bug at that time). In the meantime, you can view more details about the update and manually download packages from http://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/[blah]"

and for submits to testing:

"%{package}-%{version}-%{release} has been submitted as a testing update for Fedora %{dist}. This will only be available for automatic updates if you have enabled the "testing" repositories but even then it may take a number of days until this is released to the repositories for automatic ("yum") updates (a further update will be posted to this bug at that time). In the meantime, you can view more details about the update and manually download packages from http://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/[blah]. Your feedback on this update would be much appreciated, and can be submitted via the above URL."

Ditto for the "pushed to repository" messages, something like:

"%{name}-%{version}-%{release} has been pushed to the Fedora %{dist} stable|testing repository. You should be able to access this via your normal system updates, although it may take a number of hours following this message for it to be available on all update servers. If problems still persist after updating to the above version, please make note of it in this bug report.