Andrew Nesbitt

I'm going on holiday tomorrow, so won't get chance to split the events table for a couple weeks.

It was easy to get counts of the number of slow-requests-per-day over the prior 7 days, for example here's what that looks like for all issues+prs across all orgs on...

There are now explanations for each metric on /home that should help explain each number better: 

Filtering of drafts is complete, merged filtering is still to be implemented

Did a quick spike of this using recent activity from the top 5% external contributors to ipfs projects (who've opened issues or pull requests), there are definitely some orgs that...

Further filtering by these orgs but ones that have mentions of "ipfs" in their codebase works well, 40% of possible orgs include at least one result and 20% had over...

Here's the output of a similar query for libp2p, finding lots of the expected collabs and doing a good job of filtering out false positives: | Organization | GitHub code...

One note here for both ipfs and libp2p: collabs that had already been imported into those dashboards where filtered out from suggestions, incase anyone was worried that those collabs had...

Filecoin didn't find many non-protocol orgs as potential collabs. | Organization | GitHub code search for "filecoin" result count | |---|---| | [ipld](https://github.com/ipld) | 322 | | [ipfs](https://github.com/ipfs) | 135...

Yeah looks good to me, very similar to https://www.dwheeler.com/essays/floss-license-slide.html and http://janelia-flyem.github.io/licenses.html cc @tieguy for a second opinion