Somehow, I don't like the wording. Mine says: ... is an awesome Rubyist (one of the top 19% most active Ruby users) who would rather be commenting on issues

Somehow, I don't like the wording. Mine says: ... is an awesome Rubyist (one of the top 19% most active Ruby users) who would rather be commenting on issues instead of pushing code. I do a lot of bug/PR triage for padrino when I find the time. Also, I have the habit of documenting each and every odd behaviour I find in tickets. Its an important task, yet the tone frames it as as if I was some kind of Statler and Waldorf kind of person. Other then that, its actually very accurate :). Except one thing: it seems to tread organizations as users, so most people are "good friends" with their companies/OS projects.