The open source definition talks a lot about how source code is available. It doesn't talk about being able to contact the author.
The one aspect I'd change as the author is to not host the project on github because that platform seems to suggest a focus on being able to send stuff (patches, issues, ...) around and get reactions (for example it's impossible to disable the pull request UI). But that's a characteristic of GitHub not of Open Source.
The one aspect I'd change as the author is to not host the project on github because that platform seems to suggest a focus on being able to send stuff (patches, issues, ...) around and get reactions (for example it's impossible to disable the pull request UI). But that's a characteristic of GitHub not of Open Source.