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Hey everyone, I'm a PM on the GitHub team building this feature. Really appreciate all the feedback coming in and want you to know that we're reviewing it caref

by moraesc 8mo ago

Hey everyone, I'm a PM on the GitHub team building this feature. Really appreciate all the feedback coming in and want you to know that we're reviewing it carefully so we can figure out the best path forward. Disabling PRs is just the first step in giving maintainers more control over their PR experience. We're exploring several longer-term ideas which you can learn more about in this discussion: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/185387 https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/185387 Please keep the ideas, questions, or concerns coming in either thread. Would love to keep hearing your thoughts!

undermineduser 8mo ago
Hi, There are still some projects and community which requires external contributor to contribute to their open source projects to grow open source community and people who are beginner in open source. these communities and projects are still vulnerable to the AI and spam PRs. for those kind of people how can this help. My suggestion on this take you should add an option to maintainer to flag the user if they are doing spam and ai slop so if it exceed to a x number it will ban the user. I know this is against the open source philosophy but still it will prevent the open source community from being polluted.