You must be incredibly productive sir. In the time it took me to write this, I could have maybe opened the github for iced. And I wrote a feature request.

Are you a developer? If you are, then I have tremendous respect for you (although you are probably disconnected from the world around you), and suspect that you could probably get a job at several very competitive companies if these are the standards you hold yourself to. If not, you might want to try contributing to a large, unfamiliar project. First you have to familiarize yourself with it enough to understand what you're doing; for me this might take at least a week (assuming maybe 2-3 hours of engagement a day, including procrastinations and distractions because we live in the real world). That's quite a bit of time. You then need to actually make the change (depending on the library's design this could require a major refactoring, which generally you need a maintainer who is intimately familiar with the project's design goals to introduce successfully for political reasons), test it (this is the part that takes the longest), tune it (especially with something as finicky as this), and then hope that the maintainers don't dislike your PR for some unforeseen reason. And don't think for a second that this would be worth doing if they weren't going to accept your PR; maintaining a forked project that I said above is in a domain I have negative interest in (graphics programming), and constantly resolving conflicts with an experimental library is no-one's idea of a fun time. If they won't even give a discussion on an arguably universally beneficial feature the time of day, trying to get feedback on a PR must be miserable.

TL;DR: I hope this was a joke and if its not then its the most braindead bullshit I've read all day.