Weird that they wouldn't jump on that. Sorry to hear about it. Sometimes authors end up over-identifying with their software or processes, so to speak. Or regu

Weird that they wouldn't jump on that. Sorry to hear about it. Sometimes authors end up over-identifying with their software or processes, so to speak. Or regular bug reports hit harder for them on a given day. I've never had that kind of thing happen myself, but years ago I participated in a FOSS project that was similar with feature patches. It was amazing to see the patches that came in, that didn't meet the maintainer standard, that would have been awesome (graphics software). The only people who got patches submitted were the ones who hung around, stayed active in the community, and maintained a long narrative about the changes the maintainer wanted to see. It was a really high bar. But that's just one example...I had really good results lately with projects like Nim generously taking up and diving into bug reports from complete noobs like me.