Steven Walling writes:
The
idea that we're just responding to the bug based on one report via Twitter
is untrue and absurd.
You are responding to the bug based on reports that come from outside the
Wikimedia universe — and to say otherwise is untrue and absurd in itself.
You saw the feedback, Steven, with your own eyes, in January of this year: it
was submitted by Wikipedian Patrick87 on January 8 at
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:Typography_refresh/Archive_2#Default_sys
tem_fonts_should_be_given_preference_over_free_fonts_.28especially_on_Windows
.29>.
You had almost three full months to deal with the problem, and yet you are
only responding to it when people pointed it out to you on Twitter, Reddit,
Quora, and wherever else.
/If/ you value feedback from Wikipedians, why don't you act on it?
Tomasz