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Reading the reactions to their addressing the complaints, I really don't envy the folks at Github. A lot of folks in the "Yeah that's nice but what about X/Y/Z"

• ohitsdom 11y ago
  It'd be a little easier to identify key requests if they implemented voting to solve the "+1" comments, as identified in the "Dear Github" letter.
• dreamdu5t 11y ago
  Yes and no. Some feature requests were years old and hugely popular. For example, displaying tab-spaces code (such as Go) properly was something that took years to implement, despite the enormous feature request thread and extremely simple implementation. It became obvious github had dedicated zero resources to building new features the community had longed-for