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Maybe some of these developers are just, you know… busy.

• rglullis 4y ago
  It's the busiest developers who would be interested in receiving PRs. If they go unanswered for six months, it is a clear signal that there is something stopping else them from action.
  • account42 4y ago
    > It's the busiest developers who would be interested in receiving PRs. Depends on the PR. Bugfixes sure, but new features mean more work for the maintianer in the future.
    • rglullis 4y ago
      It is also an opportunity for someone to feel involved and eventually join the group, perhaps even become a maintainer. Speaking as a project maintainer that is starting to see some traction: I'd love to see people coming with PRs for features. It would mean a big amount of validation.
  • tomcam 4y ago
    Do you think busy devs who also run open source projects tend to have plenty of time to set a high priority on FOSS?
    • rglullis 4y ago
      Is Dark Table just a side-project from one busy developer?