---- BEGIN EDIT What I meant between the lines is that there are a lot of entitled people everywhere, FOSS users are just an example of it, and one needs to be ready for them whenever setting up for a public-facing endeavor, be it an OSS project or a shop or whatever. Just not let that hit you with low defenses. I've been an OSS project maintainer myself, and realized that one must be ready to deal with people and th…
Hi, author here The issue isn't socially interacting with any of the users, I wish that was the major pain point. The issue is having to handle e-mails, issues, feature requests, code-reviewing, continuous development, acquiring new users (otherwise project will stale) - all of this after a long day of work and balancing other important issues "non work related".
Check the Valetudo's project Readme and website, youl'll notice an attitude that I truly believe is the perfect mindset for exposing oneself to the world like a project maintainer does.
Hopefully one day you get the tickle and feel like keeping up working on the project again :) or any other kind of different project that you might feel.
Good luck and thanks for sharing zero-monitor!