Tobias Augspurger

> sounds awful :D Yes it does, but it is one way to evaluate the workload. I would not give that metric a high wight for programming but it could...

Let's just look at our project. When you click on `contributors` on Github you will get this ordering list: https://github.com/protontypes/openselery/graphs/contributors It looks like @kikass13 has only contributed a little but...

The problem with my proposal is that I pushed many times directly to the master. You acutely have to look into the PR and keep out the direct pushes to...

> you always have to think about people who try to exploit them to appear very active when in reality those people contribute as little as possible or even harm...

The artical you linked has also many other good ideas: > Employees are encouraged to vote for staff members who have done a great job and rewards are distributed accordingly....

ValueError: url cannot be parsed. (url: https://github.com/IAMconsortium/) In this case the error is simple to understand. We also should parse links in the style github.com/organization/projectname When just the organization page...

> I believe that there is no metric that faithfully correlates to the contribution Please note that LibreSelery takes this into account. We calculate different weights and these are summed...

@yarikoptic @erezsh This implementation would actually work. I was also thinking to use emojis as some kind of community votes. We also get them from the Github API: https://developer.github.com/v3/issues/#reactions-summary

> @Ly0n But github reactions are limited to 8 icons, no? And they would be pretty confusing in this context. I think that if you really must keep in the...

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