@bagder Yeah but I'm not questioning your actions to satisfy my curiosity, telling you how to do things, and blaming you for people not reading the things you've put out to the world.
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@grimmy you're releasing alpha versions but you don't want feedback?
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@bagder These are pre-alpha experimental releases to show people we're still alive and in hopes that others might contribute. But not for end-users.
I am burned out to hell but still pushing because I'm stupid or something.
The majority of the feedback is coming from people looking at screen shots and complaining about trivial UI things like "icons being monochromatic".
They're not even attempting to compile the code or use the flathub beta package so generally the feedback isn't great.
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@grimmy I see. But don't you think it is a little double messaging? Releasing packages, even alpha or pre-alpha, is typically a call for early feedback.
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@bagder Is it double messaging when this is explicitly in every single release announcement?
> Just like the previous experimental releases, this is a timed release. It is a snapshot of what we currently have and is something we think other tinkerers and developers may want to start playing with, but again, it is not meant for end users.
https://discourse.imfreedom.org/t/pidgin-3-0-experimental-5-2-94-0-has-been-released/338
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@grimmy but why do releases at all if you don't want the feedback?
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@bagder To have goals which can drive development, for me to get a dopamine hit after being in 10 straight years of development hell, because it gives me a chance to look back and reflect on what we've been doing and determine if that's the correct path.
Are these good enough reasons for you?
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@grimmy I mean you're of course entitled to do so, I just think you ask for feedback on the one hand when releasing the packages, then you need to fight the feedback with info no one seems to read. When you could just not do the releases at all ...
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