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Why do you think you'd be cluttering the issues section? I wouldn't let that (your) perception stop you. Just open the issue if you have something to say.
by hashkb 9y ago
Why do you think you'd be cluttering the issues section? I wouldn't let that (your) perception stop you. Just open the issue if you have something to say.
- giaour 9y agoPlease don't. Issues are for bug reports and are not a support forum. If the repo maintainer asks in the README that usage questions should first be asked on Gitter, Slack, or Stack Overflow, please respect that request!
- marcosdumay 9y agoWhere does a "hey, I have this idea, could send a PR if you like it" goes? And what if the maintainer does not talk about any forum in the README? (What is, like, some 90% of the repos.)
- MaxLeiter 9y agoThat's why I wish every project had an IRC channel or something - it's a PITA trying to contact a maintainer or project creator because they don't always include their email and github doesn't have private messages.
- giaour 9y agoFeature requests are fine, since, like bugs, they have a defined scope and will eventually be done. However, I've seen some major products move their feature requests to a platform like UserVoice that's designed to track votes and progress.
- heartsucker 9y agoPoor documentation is a bug in itself.
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