> Crazy. Interesting how the repo growth is faster than the new user growth. That's a lot of projects :)
Not that surprising. I see a lot of people fork repos only to do nothing with them. It's like forking on github is a 'packrat-ish' form of the 'watching' feature.
I'd be more interested in a number that excluded either all forked repos, or forked repos with no new commits since the fork.
That's impressive then. I wonder if there are any stats on the size of these repos (i.e. are people creating new repos for everything -- even tiny one-off scripts -- rather than just rolling the smaller stuff into a single repo?)
Not that surprising. I see a lot of people fork repos only to do nothing with them. It's like forking on github is a 'packrat-ish' form of the 'watching' feature.
I'd be more interested in a number that excluded either all forked repos, or forked repos with no new commits since the fork.