"There's almost no limits, so if your request is merged into any Open Source repository, you qualify. Amazing." Well, not all open source software is using git,

"There's almost no limits, so if your request is merged into any Open Source repository, you qualify. Amazing." Well, not all open source software is using git, and even some that is, doesn't use GitHub. Also, how do they see if you qualify, really? (Do you need a GitHub account? The linked document doesn't seem to say that, or if it does, it isn't very clear.) (Anyways, I wouldn't want to submit a pull request merely for the purpose of the shirt. I would ignore that when making such a thing. If I get a shirt too (and I do not already have enough shirts, although I think I do have enough shirts), then that is a bonus, I suppose.) (I do not use git myself. I think I have never received any patches to my software, except maybe one, but I do not really remember if it is or not. I have, however, merged in other people's changes when I found them, although these aren't requests. Actually, other people have sometimes merged in some of my changes too despite not being a pull request, too. How will that ever count?) Hopefully, it can be explained better.