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by neom 6y ago
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- stickupkid 6y agoThis isn't highlighted high enough, and the lack of what makes a good PR that shows new contributors the best way forward isn't shown enough. Yet I standby my statement, you're not blameless here.
- neom 6y agoWould you be willing to share what you'd recommend? I don't work at DigitalOcean but I know a few of the folks working on hacktoberfesst and I'm happy to forward our suggestions. je at h4x dot club.
- cmeacham98 6y agoOnly count pull requests that are merged. Make this fact obvious on the hacktoberfest website so contributors know spamming PRs will not help them. I know the standard answer to this is that it would exclude some repos (ex: node) that merge PRs manually via git. However: 1. You already are excluding every open source project not on GitHub, so this is a really weak point. 2. I am extremely confident trading off not including a very small subset of repos for removing the incentive to spam bad PRs is a worthwhile trade.