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Hey - would you mind clarifying what you mean re whitelisting? An expert can only be an expert on a repository that they have a history of contributing to, so
by mintone 4y ago
Hey - would you mind clarifying what you mean re whitelisting?
An expert can only be an expert on a repository that they have a history of contributing to, so I would hope that that would have an effect on the advice they give. If they still chose to give bad advice then I would be disappointed.
- verisimilitudes 4y agoI host the SMTP server I use and keep my programs on my personal website. By whitelisting I mean it's like when an e-mail field only accepts addresses from Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and a few others. Realistically, very few people use my programs, but I have noticed some users, because they put my code on Github for their convenience. > An expert can only be an expert on a repository that they have a history of contributing to This is what I mean. Not everything happens in a repository like this. Unfortunately, I'm in the overwhelming minority here, but I still wanted to comment on this. > If they still chose to give bad advice then I would be disappointed. It's something to consider, for it will happen.