I'm not sure where you get the impression those somehow don't exist if you don't have a bug tracker. They just go to email, or Twitter. For something like this

I'm not sure where you get the impression those somehow don't exist if you don't have a bug tracker. They just go to email, or Twitter. For something like this, keeping things private has allowed Troy to work out the best way to do things with complete autonomy. That's really useful if you have the time and resources to get to market on your own. Now it's stable and best security practices are nailed down, he can open it up to a bit of scrutiny and feature bloom.