[brenns10]

Honestly I find this quite frustrating. I really dislike when folks like yourself take your product-focused mindset into open source/public domain projects.

These people are NOT BUILDING A PRODUCT. There ARE NO USERS. No customers. No investors. No business considerations. There are just contributors, donating their time and money to a project they feel is worthwhile.

If they don't want to focus on "UX," they don't need to. If a person who believes in the project lends their time toward improving UX, they can. But it's not the job of ANYONE, contributor or maintainer, to do anything that doesn't serve the existing contributors.

And I know that sucks for welcoming new folks. I know it would be better for a project to do outreach. To try to position themselves to bring in new members. Many such projects do that. But it sure is galling to suggest that it's a project's JOB to do something more when they're providing tons of free content to you. If it mattered enough for you to comment, go work on it!

[hombre_fatal]

This is like saying you shouldn't put any effort into your README.md because you're just a smol bean.

It's your project you just put all this effort into, yet a little consideration for the end-user is beyond the pale?

[brenns10]

Again, go make a pull request if it matters so much to you.