Yeah and PRs don't scale well for popular repos with a small number or single maintainer. It's just an unbelievable amount of work to throw code at someone and

Yeah and PRs don't scale well for popular repos with a small number or single maintainer. It's just an unbelievable amount of work to throw code at someone and let them figure out if it's high enough quality, worth integrating and maintaining, etc. It just leads to burn out and abandonment. IMHO there should be much more focus on the branching nature of git and highlight that code can and should live in different user branches.