I don't entirely agree, Erik. GitHub issues can easily be marked as
"enhancement" - I certainly use that a lot to weed out what I need to work
on, and what's optional. As long as you're polite, descriptive, and don't
expect a response from a busy author, adding feature requests can be fine.
I do note that both edy555 and hugen79 could benefit from setting up bug
and feature request templates on their respective githubs, to make it
easier to distinguish.
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On Mon, 4 Nov 2019 at 18:59, <erik@...> wrote:
PLEASE only give feedback on what is supposed to work but does not.
Don't submit hundreds of new feature requests as there is only one hugen79
and one edy555 (ttrftech)
Github can not be used as some kind of voting system for new features.
There exits better solutions
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