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I think the point is that it creates positive feedback and that helps people remain motivated. One of the reasons I give my team for trying to break up a large
by HeyLaughingBoy 7y ago
I think the point is that it creates positive feedback and that helps people remain motivated. One of the reasons I give my team for trying to break up a large task into smaller subtasks is the enjoyment of completing something and closing out that task. It makes the overall goal seem like something achievable.
- pearjuice 7y agoHow is faking GitHub activity positive feedback? That's like a service which retweets random tweets to look active on Twitter.