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I would even take it a step further and allow maintainers the ability to cherry pick certain issues they'd like to put up for hacktober. I'd still keep the rep
by janee 6y ago
I would even take it a step further and allow maintainers the ability to cherry pick certain issues they'd like to put up for hacktober.
I'd still keep the repo wide tag for opt-in, but also optionally provide issue level opt-in.
Alternatively, you can provide a platform where participants can self regulate...e.g. like spammers called out on r/programming or maybe a spam detection algo.
Edit: maybe the incentives can also be altered. E.g. sticker for non opt-in repos, t-shirt for opt-in ones. Hmm solving bad actor behaviour is an interesting problem
- bbrazil 6y ago> I would even take it a step further and allow maintainers the ability to cherry pick certain issues they'd like to put up for hacktober. At least for Prometheus the ones we tagged with hacktoberfest are ones we'd expect a new developer to have a good chance to be able to complete. I don't think we should be disincentive people who attempt to instead tackle more thorny issues.