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I highly doubt that's the case for most people when using Github on a daily basis though.


Really? I found that I only really look at the code when I look at projects I'm involved in. Usually though I use GitHub for discovery and then I care much more about the languages, commits, releases and Readme.


To be fair, that means you are not the one paying their bills.


I pay them money on several accounts, maybe it's not enough and IBM asked them to do this? I'm not sure how well MS and IBM get along, IBM saw them as public enemy #1 when I left, but where paying for GitHub?


Fair point. Although I do wonder how enterprises manage their dependencies. Do they not use GitHub like that at all?


The language/license are the first things I look for in a repository. New design makes all that information awkward.




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