Within hours of announcing the first pre-alpha of my first major OSS, I understand why people burn out on OSS. The first bit of feedback I got was "why are you doing X, you should improve Y", when X is the WHOLE POINT of the project, with Ys designed to be switched and changed.
The other temptation is to say "Patches Welcome" which is also a bit too confrontational. Although there are polite ways to say it.
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I may or may not have invited them to open a pull request or an issue on github if they had any problems with it...
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