There are so many opensource-projects now as compared to 10 years ago, especially in JavaScript-land, which have an unbelievable number of open bugs.
This is terrible because the majority of these bugs seem to be low-quality, so even if you are a seasoned developer with contribution experience, opening up a bug with the incentive to help simply gets you ignored.
I'm waiting for a bug in next.js at the moment where 404 does not return 404, that has been open for months (https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/51021). I don't have the time of writing a PR, but I have written countless PRs and bug-reports and worked on many other open-source projects, so I think I have done my share.
It is elitist, but I wish there was a way for maintainers to sort bugs by the reputation of the reporter, so projects can prioritize high-quality issues.