Coordination is real work. I have spent way too much time working on something only to realize the developer of the project knows it better than me, writes the code quickly and by the time I am about to send a pull request the developer already came up with a better solution.
The problem is that most developers don't really have a "hiring strategy". People who want to commit to a project for three months or so don't really have a place to go, so they throw pull requests up and then get mad when they get rejected.
The problem is that most developers don't really have a "hiring strategy". People who want to commit to a project for three months or so don't really have a place to go, so they throw pull requests up and then get mad when they get rejected.