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I'm not going to say these aren't in some way character flaws, because they are, but they're things I've found ways to deal with that work to the level I need them to work. Pushing beyond them does quickly burn me out however.
In that case, I'm curious, what is it about clear-cut commit messages that is the draining factor? I'm not trying to call you out here, I just know that this has been a source of friction, and I'm wondering how the process might be streamlined to be more inclusive.
To an extent, I think Vas has very much the same issue as you and I do, but perhaps he's more reluctant to admit it. It seems like he wants to handle everything single-handedly, despite the overall negative effect it has on his psyche.
Probably. We've seen it a lot, and different people have different reasons. Outside of MAME it's often financial (not wanting to share a bounty) but within MAME reasons can be different. It can be an issue, one reason I encourage 'submit early, submit often' was to mitigate this.
Honestly, I'm not even sure. Some combination of internal dialog "make sense to me" and focus "I'll summarize this later" mixed with "I don't have 100% confidence right now, so writing too much might just be misleading" It's not something I've thought too much about. Brainflow?
I mean I'm not even ruling out it being a subconscious cry for somebody to step in and actually do the better job I know they're capable of doing, so I can call it a day without worrying that things are just going to get left behind.
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