@moderators EDIT: Moved from here as this was getting off-topic.
I am not in favour of Fairphone development going the typical route: Leave the old with bugs behind and work on the shiny new. IT “history” has shown too often that at the end you are sitting there with an old buggy version AND a new shiny one full of edges and quirks to be sorted out.
As much as I am looking forward to Android 6, I am using my phone for business and that means reliability has priority over “new and shiny”. From a business / reliability point of view it is just unacceptable how serious bugs like the “clock bug” and the battery drain are getting neglected for months! I understand if there is a lack of resources, but at least in my business I try to get the pending jobs done instead of starting new ones in such a situation.
Please Fairphone devs use the same strategy that is used for the hardware: Upgrade and fix the existing so that it can live longer instead of “planned obsolescence” in the OS.