> closed a feature request from 2021! > It’s a classic fixit issue: a small improvement that never bubbled to the priority list. It took me one day to implement. One day for something that sat there for four years

> The benefits of fixits

> For the product: craftsmanship and care

sorry, but this is not care when the priority system is so broken that it requires a full suspension, but only once a quarter

> A hallmark of any good product is attention to detail:

That's precisely the issue, taking 4 years to bring attention to detail, and only outside the main priority system.

Now, don't get me wrong, a fixit is better than nothing and having 4 year bugs turn into 40 year ones, it's just that this is not a testament of craftsmanship/care/attention to detail

> this is not care when the priority system is so broken that it requires a full suspension

I'm not sure I understand this line. The whole point of the fixit is to address the bugs which are considered "low priority" because they only appear in a edge case or are not quite 100% perfectly polished but still matter over the long tail of people using the product.

Or do you propose that every issue like this needs to be fixed before doing anything else?