The Logical Fallacy of the Bug Catcher's Guide is a common mistake made by even the most seasoned bug catchers. It is the tendency to assume that a problem is a bug, when in fact it is merely a feature.
Example:
"This application is not responding!" - Ah, but is it not responding because it's waiting for user input, or is it simply not designed to be interactive?
We will explore this fallacy in more detail in the next chapter, but for now, let's move on to...
Antipatterns and the art of confusing them with bugs.