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Hosting it in public at least gives others the opportunity to fork it if they have a change they want to see happen. But even reading PRs is work that maintaine
by dodobirdlord 6y ago
Hosting it in public at least gives others the opportunity to fork it if they have a change they want to see happen. But even reading PRs is work that maintainers shouldn’t be forced into, so GitHub should just allow the PR feature to be turned off.