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> If you're looking for that kind of exposure you might want to spend twenty minutes testing the code first. Eh... I think that part is explained by "Universit

• knighthack 5y ago
  A "university student" has no free license to go around damaging the work of professional developers (whose output is relied by many other programmers around the world). Even actual interns at companies try to tread carefully when it comes to the work of people there. The fact that the "university student" doesn't even care about basic syntax (e.g. the word 'man' for manual), and repeatedly spams repos, tells you that this is a really carelessly-designed bot and that the writer of the bot is incompetent and disruptive.