I figure you've never received any pull requests. PRs RARELY are good to go, most of the time I have to put as much work as they did to accept them. Except for

I figure you've never received any pull requests. PRs RARELY are good to go, most of the time I have to put as much work as they did to accept them. Except for a few contributors, most just pushed a single PR, which means they never get to learn how to contribute autonomously. I've turned to reject PRs that are half-assed and ask me to finish their work. They don't help me, they only push me to work more for free for something that they want.