wine users - May 2011 - How to help WINE?

Hi there,

I use WINE for a while now and am quite happy with it. 
As there is still much work to do, I would like to support WINE.
Since I have no (good enough) programming skills to help developing, I looked
for other ways and already became maintainer for an app.

But that's not enough for me, so I checked the "contributing to
wine" page.
Since I have no drawing skills, "bug hunting and support" remains as
the only other task that doesn't need programming skills. So I read the
"Triage Bugzilla problem reports" page and started looking at
bug-reports.
But it seems as if I can't really help there, as the only thing I can do is
commenting on the bugs, which is pretty useless in 90% of the cases, as all
(primarily) necessary information is given.

Now I've talked much more than I wanted, so here are my questions:

1. Is it possible to get permissions for changing information of the bugs, so I
can help with bug hunting?
2. Is there a good way to learn enough programming skills to help with wine
developing and how long would that (learning) take?
3.Is there any other way I can help Wine without (great) programming skills?

After you get a reputation for good bug reports and/or
useful bug triage, then you can get permissions to edit bug
reports.

As to how to become a good enough developer... that's tough.
Spending some time writing programs in C would be good practice.  
Even spending some time writing assembly would be useful...
you want to become fluent in the idea that a computer is
a program counter, registers, and a big array of memory.
At which point pointers make sense.    People who have only
programmed in Python or the like are forever going to be
confused by C memory management...