I carefully mentioned that the issues (with the exception of a type intersection bug which is in the language, but was characterized as a control flow bug) are not core language issues. Julia ships with a very large standard library, and people often lump all issues in base Julia as "language issues".
I know you have yourself filed dozens of issues, many of which have been fixed. I feel it is unfair to characterize years of work by a community of people as: "Julia does not care about correctness". There's an open triage meeting that happens every other week, where all new issues are discussed and triaged. There is a fairly detailed and well-defined release process. I don't believe people are holding back on filing bugs, because they are waiting for us to solicit.
I know you have yourself filed dozens of issues, many of which have been fixed. I feel it is unfair to characterize years of work by a community of people as: "Julia does not care about correctness". There's an open triage meeting that happens every other week, where all new issues are discussed and triaged. There is a fairly detailed and well-defined release process. I don't believe people are holding back on filing bugs, because they are waiting for us to solicit.