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RE: [development] Cleaning up code for Fedora Packages

in #utopian-io • 6 years ago

Hi there,

Welcome to Utopian. Great to see more people onboarding to STEEM/Utopian ecosystem.

While I really appreciate what you do, in the development category we expect more than READMEchanges. Our questionnaire is not really useful in this cases so I have manually given a score to your contribution.

If you follow our guidelines you will get much better review scores on your future contributions.

Thank you.

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     6 years ago  

    There are changes beyond README fixes. Ripping away stale code without knowing the codebase while ensuring that it doesn't break anything requires the same time investment. Such commits look simple, but they imply work with repo history and testing. Clearing technical debt is not the easy task to review without knowing how bad of good is the codebase, but my opinion that this type of work is no less valuable and time consuming that writing new code in terms of required expertise and impact for the project and future contributions. Otherwise I wouldn't spent 5 hours writing this post. =)

    Perhaps it would be easier to review if I have mentioned that it all started, because dev environment didn't start up for unknown reason and I had to pick up codebase from scratch. Anyway, thanks for review. Is there a way to see my score?

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       6 years ago (edited) 

      Hey abitrolly,

      I totally hear you. However, we need to follow the standard review questionnaire to make sure the every contribution treated equally. Most of the questionnaire consists of "code changes" as you may see.

      We don't share the scores with contributors, we share the review answers normally but it's not applicable to your case.

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       6 years ago  

      Hi emrebeyler. If code cleanups are not applicable, then what category should I have filled this in? There is no separate open-source tag that could cover this.

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         6 years ago  

        @emrebeyler you were flagged by a worthless gang of trolls, so, I gave you an upvote to counteract it! Enjoy!!

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           6 years ago  

          @emrebeyler you were flagged by a worthless gang of trolls, so, I gave you an upvote to counteract it! Enjoy!!

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