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Open-source tools with issues disabled? That's laughable. Perhaps. But that's the only way I see this project sustainable. I'm currently maintaining more than a dozen of open-source libraries, and I don't feel like adding another dozen on top would make my life easier. If you're planning on using these packages, I can assume you're an open-source maintainer yourself. I also expect that this paragraph (and the stance behind it) is self-explanatory to any open-source maintainer.
This being said, the OSSJS initiative is not closed to contributions. It's only closed to spamming the counter of issues nobody's going to look at after opening.
How can I contribute then?
Open a discussion. When in doubt, always open a discussion in the respective repository. A day of discussion saves a month of work. Let's discuss your ideas and suggestions before spending any time working on those.
Open a pull request. This is a great place to start if you've spotted an issue. You don't have to know how to fix that immediately but you can always commit a reproduction test suite.