The problems in UX/UI in what I've tried span from fundamental interaction design down to code. I guess it's a young project, so lots can be improved. I think

The problems in UX/UI in what I've tried span from fundamental interaction design down to code. I guess it's a young project, so lots can be improved. I think the problems you mention are bad but they sound fixable. I'd think about contributing or at least start by running my own instance and tweaking the interface to my liking. I'll also need to check if Inferno is worth learning.