Actually, it *is* possible to make a query private once it's been made public.
In fact, any user can take a private query from you and make it private for him,
as well as making public queries private and vice-versa: issue 244.

I'm not so sure there is a bug at all. Once you made a query public, you
*cannot* delete it anymore, since somebody else may be using it.

On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 13:26:37 -0000
Skip Montanaro <metatracker@psf.upfronthosting.co.za> wrote:

> 
> Skip Montanaro added the comment:
> 
> Martin> I deleted that query.
> 
> Thanks Martin.  That solves the immediate problem.  Is this a bug in
> Roundup or in our specific tracker?  If it's a Roundup bug I'll
> report it there.  If not we should reopen this issue.

It's a roundup bug, and I think a saw a checkin to fix it the other
day, so it's probably fixed in CVS.

\EF
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Martin> I deleted that query.

Thanks Martin.  That solves the immediate problem.  Is this a bug in Roundup
or in our specific tracker?  If it's a Roundup bug I'll report it there.  If
not we should reopen this issue.

Skip

I deleted that query.

I have this "nosy" query.  I visited by query edit page
and made the mistake of making it not private to me.  Now
I can't make it private anymore or delete it.  It shouldn't
really be public as it shows those issues for which I
am on the nosy list and not likely to be all that interesting
to anyone else.

Skip