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I'm basing this on Github's activity archive as queried through Clickhouse - which is much harder to fake than git commits: https://play.clickhouse.com/play?use

• McBun 3y ago
  Thank you for this tool. That activity look 100% to be from a paid employee to me. He works in the morning and does git maintenance in the afternoon like clockwork... Between 12 and 18... It might also have been multiple employee. He didn't work on Christmas or new year eve which is extremely telling...
  • int_19h 3y ago
    The last commit in December is on the 21st, so I'm not sure how much can be read into it. But note that he comes back next year on the 5th, then disappears for 6th and 7th, and comes back at 8th. 7th is the old-style Eastern Orthodox Christmas, as celebrated in e.g. Russia, Serbia, and Georgia, and 6th is therefore the Christmas Eve. Although in Russia official holidays are the entire week from January, 1 to January, 8 inclusive... still, for this kind of work I wouldn't expect them to stick to the letter of the law there.