And I don't agree with using purely the number of stars to drive the triage. Certainly taking 100 as a minimum is extremely high if you consider the small number of advanced GWT developers (who would bother reporting these issues).
Totally agree.
If you wait till people vote the issue such that enough stars arise, as a framework you are getting behind.
To be an innovative tool/framework you should build/add/solve issues/features when "needed" to be ahead of others and motivate people/company to choose your framework..... If they don't see "certain" features (for them important), they might choose another framework...
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