HelloGitHub Badge

[521xueweihan]

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[justinclift]

This kind of seems like spam?

[gaecoli]

This kind of seems like spam?

Yeap!

[521xueweihan]

@justinclift I am very curious, why do you think this is spam content, I just want to tell the project maintainer that I have done a lot of hard work to promote the project, and I posted all the content manually, although I wrote a script to reduce my work, but I didn't do it.

No offense, I just want to ask, how should I tell the other party about my work and efforts to promote your project so that it will not be considered spam content.

[521xueweihan]

HelloGitHub since launch in 2016 as a monthly newsletter, we've evolved into a thriving community that celebrates and enhances the reach of open-source projects. Today, our community is home to over 20,000 enthusiastic members, and our open-source project have garnered a stellar 90,000 GitHub stars.

[justinclift]

how should I tell the other party ...

Not like this.