There’s a healthy Emacs community on Reddit (r/emacs) where you can find answers to these questions and more, if you prefer that to the Emacs mailing list (whic

There’s a healthy Emacs community on Reddit (r/emacs) where you can find answers to these questions and more, if you prefer that to the Emacs mailing list (which is the definitive place for such questions). From what I’ve seen, folks on the mailing list do generally welcome & encourage contributions upstream (Stallman, especially) but it does sometimes take a little more effort to convince people about the value of a new feature/package, and then iterate on a solution so that it doesn’t break decades of accumulated use cases (the perils of success).