> When you go to a project and see it has 500 open issues, people assume that most or a good chunk of that is bugs.
That's just changing how GitHub presents the "issues." They could just as easily remove the global number display and simply display the count of each type of issue on the issues page.
> When you click the Issues tab, GitHub shows you all the feature requests you don't care about until you manually go and filter them out.
That's just a UX/UI concern. You can easily link to feature requests only.
None of these are "issues" related, but rather, just how it's displayed. Your concern is with the visuals.
That's just changing how GitHub presents the "issues." They could just as easily remove the global number display and simply display the count of each type of issue on the issues page.
> When you click the Issues tab, GitHub shows you all the feature requests you don't care about until you manually go and filter them out.
That's just a UX/UI concern. You can easily link to feature requests only.
None of these are "issues" related, but rather, just how it's displayed. Your concern is with the visuals.