Re:Ask HN: How do you keep your stable GitHub repo active?
by jcr on Thursday December 18, 2014 @10:50PM
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If your README states the software is complete, stable, and has all
required features implemented, no one should expect updates. Vanity
metrics, like artificial activity, would do more harm than good. One of
the problems with "social coding" environments like github is people
tend to be influenced by the wrong things, like vanity metrics, rather
than the right things, like useful code. The only way to win that game
is to refuse to play.
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Re:Ask HN: How do you keep your stable GitHub repo active?
by Warewolf-ESB on Friday December 19, 2014 @03:14AM
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Yes I would agree. A simple, real note on your README should suffice. You can't fake this stuff!