I feel like with recent events it's important for me to say this:
Keep reporting bugs, issues and criticisms.
There's already starting to be some pushback against people for reporting issues or bugs because of a recent (personal) admin post.
That was NOT the moral of that post and they made that pretty clear.
A website cannot survive if the admins surround themselves with Yes Men. That's how you get Pillowfort, which fucked up its public launch because issues reported a year or more prior got the reporter yelled at for being negative and never got fixed.
Telling people to give the devs a break every time they report something they don't like will kill this website. We can and should all remember the human yes. But "I think this button should do X and not Y" is not the same as "why haven't you fixed the button to do Y yet you assholes". People should not cut back on UX thoughts and nobody asked them to do this, but I am seeing people start to police it. Doing this will kill this website and the devs will be out of a job. That isn't a kindness to them. Please just remember that.