I disagree.
My observation: instead of gaming likes, people are gaming contribution metrics. It's a subtle sort of "social credit score" type thing these days.
It may not be Facebook, but the social aspects and impacts are nevertheless strong.
My observation: instead of gaming likes, people are gaming contribution metrics. It's a subtle sort of "social credit score" type thing these days.
It may not be Facebook, but the social aspects and impacts are nevertheless strong.
I intensely dislike the exposed contribution metrics, personally. Partly because I'm a natural introvert and find it intrusive, but mostly because I feel that it tends to thoroughly emphasize quantity over quality.
[edit: It's GitHub, not GutHub!]