I am not a developer, but rather a somewhat advanced user. I constantly interact with FOSS developers, so I’ll tell you what I think from that point of view: -

I am not a developer, but rather a somewhat advanced user. I constantly interact with FOSS developers, so I’ll tell you what I think from that point of view: - I am grateful for all the voluntary effort that create wonderful programs that are a joy to use - I understand developers have other commitments - I understand developers have personal lives, and require rest and leisure - I understand my requests will eventually not be met, or will take a long time to be answered - I actually prefer that developers take their time to answer me because I care about their well being. Happy developers are also less likely to direct their frustrations at the users - In conclusion, you should prioritize what you find more joyful and productive. Support is important, but it cannot get in the way of your happiness and mental health Incidentally, your README reads more like an essay than an introduction. I suggest you make it more to the point, and provide a link for further explanations.