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> There are however multiple projects that I think deserve priority when looking through my github, but as far as I can tell, there is no way for me to make it
by 286c8cb04bda 14y ago
> There are however multiple projects that I think deserve priority when looking through my github, but as far as I can tell, there is no way for me to make it clear what those are.
You should use your user page[1] to draw attention to the things you think are most important.
> Additionally, if I fork a project, it's likely just so that I can add a fix and issue a pull request, that's additionally something I don't think people need to see.
I disagree. Finding your way around a foreign code base enough to make the changes you need is an essential skill for a developer. Repositories you've forked and made pull requests for are a great way to demonstrate that.
[1]: http://help.github.com/pages/ http://help.github.com/pages/
- Arelius 14y ago> I disagree. Finding your way around a foreign code base enough to make the changes you need is an essential skill for a developer. Sure, but a whole lot of the forks are like one line changes, they sit there taking up an entire repo, and aren't particularly useful.