A lot of small open source projects struggle with leadership and organizational issues as they become more popular with a wider userbase (and hence wider demand

A lot of small open source projects struggle with leadership and organizational issues as they become more popular with a wider userbase (and hence wider demands, such as in the case support for more CPAP machines). It sucks but that's just how it works, and seems inevitable with the entire project focused around the primary maintainer. Seems like Jedimark is doing the right thing by removing himself from the situation to focus on his life. It's open source so hopefully the community can fork it and maybe find an organizational model that's more sustainable for continued support.