Is there a way to find out who maintains the documentation repository?
There are currently 260 issues there, 90% of which don’t concern documentation.
People are pointlessly waiting for an answer or a solution to their problem because they posted in the wrong place.
Someone should close these threads, and their creators should better describe the problem in the correct place.
While it’s well-intentioned, I’d still like to ask you to stop spamming all the issues. I understand your concerns, and you’re absolutely right that many of these issues are in the wrong place, even though we do our best to direct people to the right places.
./Klaas
Great - thanks for the info.
But is this spamming?
I thought I helped a little 
@klaasnicolaas
So how can I help to clear up the erroneous reports?
It’s well-intentioned, but it does come across as a bit of spam. By that, I mean it’s not always best to just direct people to the forum or the core repository, and right now, you’re just throwing the same text into every issue. I also personally get a notification load on everything you reply to 
Leave the replying and closing of incorrect or stale issues to us, and focus on where you can contribute substantively to issues that require, for example, a documentation change.
./Klaas
I understand.
Because I just wanted to see if I could fix something simple, and I had a hard time finding an issue related to the documentation 
There are HA job openings for this, at least I’m guessing they will be working this problem…
Technical Writer @ Open Home Foundation.
Senior Technical Writer @ Open Home Foundation.
Technical Program Manager @ Open Home Foundation.
And about 70 “issues” disappeared/closed.