Have you managed Jira in an enterprise? How about a long lived one that you inherited which has a hundred half baked projects, 50 crappy plugins installed and

Have you managed Jira in an enterprise? How about a long lived one that you inherited which has a hundred half baked projects, 50 crappy plugins installed and users that keep asking for their own snowflake requirements. Jira is classic enterprise software where they tried to support every feature every enterprise asks for, so they can say yes we support that in some cockeyed way. Now its the de-facto standard and they turn the screws with the price going up year on year, they keep changing the UI but the UX still sucks and you lose track of all the crappy linked sites and documentation that is now wrong .. gahh, you can probably tell I'm not a fan!