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I see 12 open PRs. Is it really that many? And even if it were much more, why would that be unfortunate?

• case 4y ago
  Because (imho) it reflects project hygiene, health, priorities, and attention. Which I'd hope is a higher priority for something as important as a distributed network of proxies for a critical messaging service that oppressive regimes are blocking.
• Arnt 4y ago
  Some of them are old, which is sometimes a sign of sloppy maintainers. But only sometimes. Some people grow angry when PRs are rejected, so some maintainers leave PRs "open" forever instead of rejecting them formally.