As a long-time open-source contributor, I've always been fascinated by using GitHub to track trends. However, recent GitHub changes (whatever the public stated reasons are) make parts of what used to be public data unavailable and raise concerns about the future of other data availability. Similar to Internet Archive, I think it is important to preserve public GitHub data.
If you are researcher with the need to access the data or would like to donate to the project, get in touch.
As a long-time open-source contributor, I've always been fascinated by using GitHub to track trends. However, recent GitHub changes (whatever the public stated reasons are) make parts of what used to be public data unavailable and raise concerns about the future of other data availability. Similar to Internet Archive, I think it is important to preserve public GitHub data.
If you are researcher with the need to access the data or would like to donate to the project, get in touch.