So it turns out that sometimes the Orca screen reader just likes to crash, take speech-dispatcher down with it, and break text-to-speech in every app that tries to use it until you reboot, causing indefinite hangs in some cases. That's....not very ideal....
As software maintainers, our role (no matter the person or the project) is to be a leader. You need to lead by example and help others help you. If you don't want help, that's totally fine, do not accept contributions.
If you accept contributions, you must be willing to accept help even if it costs you time to help the person become familiar with your code. Not everybody can learn just off of docs or source code, and discouraging people with less skill is not the correct way to fix the problem
I don't care who you are, what your background/mindset is, how well-written/documented your code is, or how many people can contribute to it on their own without your help.
Some people need a hand. I do. I'm blind. And if you're the one who got banned from the FDO for toxic behaviour, you have no right to call me a retard or tell me to sink or swim when I ask you for help fixing a bug in your code.