Allan Day

> I like your suggestion for a split -- if I'm understanding correctly, we'd end up with three categories: "F/OSS desktop plumbing", "GNOME platform/infrastructure/docs" and "GNOME/GTK flagship applications". I was...

> We could also create cohorts based on the authors' all-time commit count. I'm a bit unsure about using all-time commit count to identify "core contributors". One obvious issue would...

I think our goal should be to promote popular apps when they are popular, since this is what users actually want. If we don't promote what users want, we make...

I'm not sure this is something that should be exposed in the store, to be honest. Certainly runtimes and extensions are implementation details.

I agree that this would be good to have, but I wouldn't go too wild. Perhaps just a total number of downloads, or something.

What's the reason for showing the number of installs for the current version, @jgarciao ?

> It can give you a clue about the number of active users I'm not sure that will be obvious to regular users. It does seem like useful information if...

Automated emails might be one alternative for providing feedback to developers.

It's worth remembering that Flathub doesn't know which add-ons a user has installed. A list of install buttons for application add-ons could be frustrating to use.

> Why it would need to know which add-ons are installed? It's easier to verify which apps you have installed, compared with add-ons. > the number of add-ons any typical...