They not only created issues, they also created patches. That is taking responsibility. They were contributing time and expertise back.
Having a project maintainer then call those patches boring or otherwise disregard them? That's childish. He showed time and time again he would respond without civility when an issue was demonstrated in his code.
Sadly, that led to some comments by people frustrated with the project, since they had likely invested considerable time at least using, if not more. But this was a situation that is entirely avoidable if Nikolay would have stopped promoting Actix as for production use.
They not only created issues, they also created patches. That is taking responsibility. They were contributing time and expertise back.
Having a project maintainer then call those patches boring or otherwise disregard them? That's childish. He showed time and time again he would respond without civility when an issue was demonstrated in his code.
Sadly, that led to some comments by people frustrated with the project, since they had likely invested considerable time at least using, if not more. But this was a situation that is entirely avoidable if Nikolay would have stopped promoting Actix as for production use.