I'm not sure it is immaterial. The whole project depends critically on developers working for free because they like the product. If one wants the product changed, one either has to convince those developers that they'll like the changed version even more (by a big enough margin to warrant the work they have to do to make the changes), or stump up some cash.
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Only Ohm (only_ohm@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2023 22:43:24 JST Only Ohm I'd also like some of the features you ask for, but I'm bound to point out: it's FOSS. You're free to pursue your priorities using your time and skill, others are free to pursue their priorities using their time and skill. If you want others to change their priorities to match yours, the onus is on you to persuade them. If they're not persuaded, they don't particularly owe you a logically-sound explanation of why not.