Gatekeeping by limiting pull request submission - Solved

Thanks for BDFL @Sue and other core devs swiftly addressed the issue, I can create PR on GitHub again.

As for @Douglas, I totally understand that you don’t know how Git works.

Able to merge doesn’t mean that I can directly merge into FashionFreedom/Seamly2D:develop from mlouielu/Seamly2D:add-top-right-offset-for-tooltip, it merely means that "If someone accepted the pull request (which means someone with the ability to merge/rebase mlouielu/Seamly2D:add-top-right-offset-for-tooltip to FashionFreedom/Seamly2D:develop, there is no additional code confliction needs to address. But before that, I need to at least create the PR to the base repository.


The reason I brought this up with sharp tone is because, @Douglas kept having unwelcoming tone more and more when I raised legit UI/UX suggestions that I encountered in my newbie phase:

Questioning whether I use Seamly2D:

And the last straw, I was having new user limit for post/reply at the time, before I post Add tooltip offset to top right, I think this kind of small PR is fine to just create a PR first and then post it to the forum. Then I realized that I can’t create the PR anymore (hint: this was the issue).

I totally understand that open-source project is volunteered and people are strive to work on it, I am an open-source developer, too. But In this situation, especially I had created 2 PRs 2-3 days ago before this happened, it was hard not to think the community is unwelcoming to new contributions.

Again, thanks for addressing this issue swiftly.