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As a user, it would be nice to know exactly how the score is calculated. I can see what part comes from which site, but for instance, my github profile only co
by zheng 15y ago
As a user, it would be nice to know exactly how the score is calculated. I can see what part comes from which site, but for instance, my github profile only contributed 2 points to my WFP profile. Is this because I only have 2 repo's? Or because my repository isn't watched/forked? Or is it based on updates, etc?
I really enjoy the site, however. If I could add one feature, it would probably be a short landing page that I could edit to maybe include a short description and maybe a link to a blog/resume.
- cliftonmckinney 15y agoThanks for the feedback. I think we can do a better job of telling folks what makes up their score. The exact algorithm does change, but general guidelines about what percentage comes from code, what from Stack Overflow, etc., and maybe what weighs most heavily in the code equation would be a good thing. Working on some tweaks to the "about" section of the site this weekend, so we'll try to incorporate a few of these things. FYI - Code is king. Most of the score comes from code contributions, and forks and watchers are much more important than followers. :)