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60% of all traffic through Code Sponsor came from Github. 15% came from ad blocked traffic (I have no idea the referer). About 15% came from websites and then t
by cavneb 9y ago
60% of all traffic through Code Sponsor came from Github. 15% came from ad blocked traffic (I have no idea the referer). About 15% came from websites and then the remainder came from different repository websites (dockerhub, npm, etc).
I agree that this is a good idea, but open source exists on Github. Without their support, it just won’t happen.
- aetherspawn 9y agoNevertheless, couldn't you just leave it running without GitHub' approval (perhaps, block requests with referrer from GitHub) and see if it gains further traction?
- cavneb 9y agoThe personal cost it would be for me (time from family) to continue to grow Code Sponsor on the side is not an option. I love open source and want to see it be sustainable for developers, however, I can't do so anymore at the expense of my family.