Glad I completed my Hacktoberfest requirements earlier; a little bummed that the shirt will invariably = low quality contributors.
A better way to do this IMO would be to kick off a year long contest; for example: you sign up, every week you need to average +7 lines of code on your own repo. Bonus points if the repo actually does something useful. After a year of that, you get a Tshirt.
Weeds out the lazy, encourages people to actually build something.
A better way to do this IMO would be to kick off a year long contest; for example: you sign up, every week you need to average +7 lines of code on your own repo. Bonus points if the repo actually does something useful. After a year of that, you get a Tshirt.
Weeds out the lazy, encourages people to actually build something.