I'm an open source maintainer myself, so I realize people making issue tickets for things that aren't issues can be annoying. That said, I think maintainers and contributors don't get enough props, so I wanted to take a moment.

At Netflix my particular team (Edge Developer Experience) aims to make the lives of other engineers here easier, part of which is the creation of many fairly complex internal tools. So we can focus on features instead of design our team started using Semantic-UI almost two years ago and while no project is perfect, it has made our lives much much easier. We maintained internal React version of some of the components as things progressed, but when Semantic-UI-React came along and started to mature, we started to switch over to it. Needless to say, Semantic-UI-React has quickly become impressive.

Thank you maintainers and all contributors for your valuable and impactful library. We receive positive feedback on the look, functionality, and performance of our internal apps and we owe a large part of that to Semantic-UI and Semantic-UI-React ❤️

(This comment is my personal views, and does not represent the views of Netflix. Netflix is a big company and teams are free to use any technology. Other teams may and do choose other things.)

Here's an example of one internal app, Raven. If you're interested, I discuss the goals of it in the context of Reactive Programming in my talk (but I didn't mention Semantic-UI 😞)