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If you've ever managed a big OSS project you'd not think of it like 'enterprise' bureaucracy but a time safer. If OSS users can't even be asked to fill out a mi
by badlogic 11y ago
If you've ever managed a big OSS project you'd not think of it like 'enterprise' bureaucracy but a time safer. If OSS users can't even be asked to fill out a minimum amount of information based on a template, then I have zero interest spending my free time helping out.
- acdha 11y agoYes, OSS users have a very wide gamut — for everyone who sends a pull request with good troubleshooting and a patch, there must be half a dozen people who click New Issue, submit minimal information and, if you're lucky, come back a couple of days later and acknowledge that the real problem was a hacked up local install, using a 5 year old version of a core dependency, etc.