I use GitHub to track issues for pressureNET. When I find a bug, I log it there. Others have logged bugs there too. I pay attention and respond to every user wh

I use GitHub to track issues for pressureNET. When I find a bug, I log it there. Others have logged bugs there too. I pay attention and respond to every user who reports something is wrong, fix the bugs as fast as I can and send out the updates. Updating pressureNET causes a significant drop in measurements per hour since the update stops the old code. So I lose data when I fix bugs. But I still track them and still fix them because improving the software is important. Don't rant and be rude to all open source projects because you're obsessed with a few poorly run projects. Open source is in a better position than ever when it comes to developer accountability and bug fixing.