I disagree. There are bugs and then there are bugs. If a web server messes up static paths and there is no reaction from the maintainers in 4 years other than p

I disagree. There are bugs and then there are bugs. If a web server messes up static paths and there is no reaction from the maintainers in 4 years other than putting the prio on minor, I have serious trouble trusting the code quality of a project. But so far I haven't really found something that would replace nginx, especially when it comes to serving wsgi apps. Hence my question "is that really the best we got?".