The current limit of 5 contributors per open-source project is too restrictive, especially when attempting to build a global application aimed at users across different regions and cultures. This limit may hinder the growth and scalability of projects that require diverse contributions from developers with various backgrounds and mother tongues.

Consider increasing the contributor limit or removing the cap entirely for open-source projects. This would allow for a broader and more inclusive community of developers, and would help attract contributors from different regions, languages, and technical backgrounds. This would ensure that the project can grow sustainably and meet the needs of a diverse, global user base.