I have a tag for my issue tracker that's called “maybelater” which is my polite version of “wontfix” (which I also have); I use it for stuff that might be reaso

I have a tag for my issue tracker that's called “maybelater” which is my polite version of “wontfix” (which I also have); I use it for stuff that might be reasonable, but I have no intention of (ever?) working on. If you're working on open source as a hobby (as I do), you should make this very clear to your users. You work on stuff you want to, at the pace you find enjoying. You don't take contributions you think will be hard to maintain. You make it clear you don't owe anyone anything. You also accept that, often, the best answer to an issue/contribution/disagreement is a fork.