Is there a need for collaborators?
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Hi @MadeBaruna ,
I noticed that you're the sole collaborator, which can be very time consuming.
I also noticed that not a single PR from contributors has been merged since December 20, 2022 (13+ months ago) (source: https://github.com/MadeBaruna/paimon-moe/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+is%3Amerged ), with #351 and #352 .
This is despite the constant will to help (I see there are currently 34 opened PRs :-) ).
This is why I'm wondering: are you in need of collaborators, which could help with the moderation and merging of contributors' features? Or maybe you're looking for something more radical, such as looking for new project owners / repo administrators, as you're maybe lacking time to support this project yourself?
I think anything is fine as long as there's communication :).
Of course, there's always to possibility to fork (as it's under MIT license), but I'd like to first see if we could join forces, before trying anything else. Even though a fork would be a great way to acknowledge your huge contribution to the community over the years, a more direct contribution and keeping paimon.moe alive would be best!
Short answer is: no. Author would ignore pull requests on GitHub and collaboration requests in Discord and would never consider transfering the ownership. I assume he just wants to take sole credit for creating the project and doesn't care about the community anymore.
@Mulugruntz At this point I think you should just fork the project and set up a new website under a different name. The introduction of bad data into the achievement tracker and other areas is simply unacceptable because it makes the website unusable. If the project owner refuses to merge fixes then it needs to be forked.
If you fork the project I would be happy to collaborate with you and help out as time permits.