I originally assumed that open source was simply a means of producing technology.But technology is just a lovely byproduct, the real goal is social.Not all open source projects work this way, but perhaps they should.I stumbled upon this realization while maintaining fog as it grew and grew and grew.Leaving issues open seemed unbearable, but over time the volume far exceeded my ability to keep up.Over time I saw the promise of a better way, but my expectations of open source would need to adapt.I learned that if running a project means fixing bugs, you may never find time for anything else.Ever...