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I don't agree with repository overview. Most people visit home page are not maintainer. They don't care much about commits and statistics. What they do is read

I don't agree with repository overview. Most people visit home page are not maintainer. They don't care much about commits and statistics. What they do is reading the README.md or reading code without cloning them to their machine. Perhaps commit message is not important, but the update date reflects how active the repository is.

adjkant 8y ago
To me this sounds like a prime opportunity to have two repo pages: one for contributors/owners, one for everyone else, and the option to toggle the view for each account per repo. The danger would be overcomplexity/confusion, but if designed to match eachother well with different priorities, it could work. Still, the singular view no matter who you are is certainly a nice feature that may not be worth getting rid of given how universal the repo page design is.