Sort of. But, the most egregious form of entitlement is low-effort.
Whereas "the account has too many prominent repositories to accept contributions to in a reliable manner" lowers trust (which the burntsushi post also discusses).
It's as fair to say "I don't trust the project because it isn't maintained" as it is to say "the code is free, the maintainer's time is not". - I think this is exasperated by that "just fork it" works in a small sense for one or two patches; but there's a communal inertia that complicates it in a larger sense.
Whereas "the account has too many prominent repositories to accept contributions to in a reliable manner" lowers trust (which the burntsushi post also discusses).
It's as fair to say "I don't trust the project because it isn't maintained" as it is to say "the code is free, the maintainer's time is not". - I think this is exasperated by that "just fork it" works in a small sense for one or two patches; but there's a communal inertia that complicates it in a larger sense.