> I wonder why more people aren't getting involved to triage the issues instead of looking for a technical solution? Its the same old Cathedral vs Bazaar argum

> I wonder why more people aren't getting involved to triage the issues instead of looking for a technical solution? Its the same old Cathedral vs Bazaar argument. These issues existed even in the time of Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds. Linus liked the bazaar style of development accepting patches and fixes from just about anyone, while RMS liked the cathedral style of sticking to a small group of chosen devs. But issues used to get solved despite the lack of github and a lack of a decent bug-tracker in those times! They used to get solved by using a simple mailing list, I think your earlier conclusion is right: its a people problem, not technical that is happening now.