Missing... missing... missing... I disagree. What makes JIRA a pain is that it has too much. It tries to be a solution for every possible workflow and ends u

Missing... missing... missing... I disagree. What makes JIRA a pain is that it has too much. It tries to be a solution for every possible workflow and ends up being a slow, clunky, and confusing solution for all of them. I personally think the best thing Atlassian could do is spin of JIRA into multiple apps which all use the same core, but have different interfaces designed for different workflows. Of course, that's much easier said than done with such a ubiquitous monolith as JIRA.