It's the bystander effect. Also not directing this at you, this is just generally how it is. All those topics have over 1000 views and at best 1-2 comments. I'll tell you the number one reason projects fail, when everyone is not mutually invested or passionate about the same thing. Usually one person does all the work, you'd be lucky to find consistent people. It's not easy, none of it is. Busy right? That crutch, who isn't? It's a matter of how you want to manage your time. Huge time investment, say goodbye to a part of your social life. Not to mention it can even mess with your health. CSing tiny pixels? Say goodbye to your 20/20 vision. Some people are willing to make that sacrifice though rather you like their stuff or not which is why I have this new outlook. Arguing with the only people who even give a damn about this stuff we've tarnished our community, you can't like what he did because you don't like him personally. None of this really matters though when you really realize so many other things you could be doing with your time. No passion, no point. Though it's that passion to create something no matter how big or small that makes all the difference. I personally would have just liked to see more people get involved and cheerlead less. Also that last bit... At some point you are going to get tired of waiting around for someone to "release" something. Those people are the ones whom try to learn themselves. Idk or "I can't" isn't an excuse for anything there is nothing you cannot learn. Here with all these people whom could assist you. Whom all started from zero at one point. All the resources are there for you to learn, rather you use them, is completely up to you.