A good bugreport and good followup on questions, is also collaboration. Those will only strengthen the code or documentation in some way. When people ask you t

A good bugreport and good followup on questions, is also collaboration. Those will only strengthen the code or documentation in some way. When people ask you to fix their problem, without providing any useful information or relevance to the software, it's hoping for free support. For companies offering free support, it sometimes makes sense to dive that deep into userland. For individuals you need a clear model what you're willing to do and how, as something that at first may seem fun and engaging, can quickly become too much and draining over time.