We are now in balance as both the GhostBSD team and the community are contributing together.
So, in some cases, yes.
Opinionated:
The GhostBSD developers are responsible for supporting MATE-related issues.
General Purpose:
The GhostBSD community is responsible for supporting XFCE-related issues.
In other cases, no.
Opinionated:
GhostBSD developers should continue to expand the range of built-in tools. A wider set of defaults and system utilities makes GhostBSD easier to use and more welcoming.
General Purpose:
Users should not rely only on official tools. If something is missing, create it. That is what I have done by developing my own utilities, like brightness control and CLI-based desktop login manager, to address gaps in the system.