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No not really, I wanted to say something about the attitude. I didn't think the points merited response, because it's self-evident that the blanket statement o
by tomchristie 14y ago
No not really, I wanted to say something about the attitude.
I didn't think the points merited response, because it's self-evident that the blanket statement of 'the data is useless' simply isn't the case.
Anyway, let me be specific:
1. I can see why folks might want to be able to turn it on or off, but introducing visual inconsistency between different user profiles would feel pretty wonky to me.
2. Keeps the information dense. I don't need to know exactly what was committed in order for the information to be broadly
useful.
3. Incorrect.
4. Recent = relevant.
That's not to say that I think it's perfect - for example, the 'current streak' will tend to 0 days for most users as noted by other comments, but overall I think it hangs together pretty well.
- beaumartinez 14y ago> Introducing visual inconsistency between different user profiles would feel pretty wonky to me If GitHub made the default tab your repos instead (as it was before), all profiles would be consistent. The default tab on projects is source—and projects can have optional wiki and issues tabs if they want. I think it should be the same with profiles' contributions tab.