> Isn't that a bit too high to be manageable? Yes. See many past conversations on why Github Issues become unmanageable. Labels help to segment, but aren't e

> Isn't that a bit too high to be manageable? Yes. See many past conversations on why Github Issues become unmanageable. Labels help to segment, but aren't enough. I find the number of 'open' issues a demotivator (bordering on depressing) for my projects, or when I look to work on others; even if most aren't issues but support questions/feature requests/on hold. If not triaged well, digging through to find the real bugs takes effort. Github tried with 'Projects' but I haven't seen many (any?) projects using them successfully. For individual workflows they seem to work well. Big projects have fallen back on milestones.