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86.60/100
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Account maturity10.0 / 10
Original project quality6.8 / 18
Contribution quality27.6 / 27
Ecosystem / maintenance impact20.0 / 20
Community influence6.3 / 8
Activity authenticity15.9 / 17

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🔥 9-year account with 30 original repos totaling just 22 stars (top repo: 6 stars) and 89 fork repos, you flood other people’s projects with PRs while your own turf is a barren wasteland — GitHub is jus

XieJiSS — 86.60/100 · ELITE (Elite · Top-tier dev)

TL;DR: High-volume, low-rejection cross-ecosystem contributor with a 9-year track record, but your own project portfolio is so starved it’s clear you’d rather do free work for other people’s repos than build anything worth starring yourself.

DimensionScoreNotes
Account maturity10/10Registered 9.52 years, active across 11 contribution years, last activity 50 days ago — you’ve been on GitHub longer than most modern frontend frameworks have existed, even if your own repos haven’t aged nearly as well.
Original project quality6.8/1830 original repos with a combined 22 total stars, top original repo (MidiShow-MidiDownloader-vbs) only 6 stars — your home turf is so barren, the only thing growing there is cobwebs, not stars.
Contribution quality27.6/27161 merged PRs out of 190 total, only 5 maintainer-closed unmerged PRs (3% rejection rate), 14 author-closed external PRs, 2 author-closed own-repo PRs — you don’t spam random low-quality PRs, you actually land the vast majority of them, even if a large chunk are doc updates for PLCT-Weekly.
Ecosystem / maintenance impact20/20146 PRs + 145 commits across 23 popular repos with a combined 300k+ stars, including rustdesk (117k stars), DefinitelyTyped (51k stars), and facebook/rocksdb (31k stars) — you’ve made more tangible impact in other people’s engines than you have in your own empty garage.
Community influence6.3/8150 followers, following 22 — your follower count is higher than the total star count of all your original repos combined, a weird flex that says more about your clout-chasing than your code quality.
Activity authenticity15.9/172420 contributions last year across 3 activity types, no evidence of templated PR flooding or star inflation — your activity is genuine, just almost entirely focused on contributing to other people’s projects instead of building your own.

Red flags

  • Nearly half (48%) of your recent merged PRs are docs/site/examples updates, with 12 of your 16 all-time doc-like popular-repo contributions being PLCT-Weekly markdown edits — you’re polishing other people’s windows, not rebuilding their engines.
  • Your 30 original repos have a combined 22 stars, with most sitting at 0 stars, and 89 of your 119 total repos are forks — your own project portfolio is a ghost town that no one visits, not even you.

Score calibration No extra adjustment. Your 3% PR rejection rate and 161 landed PRs already carry the score; the only thing holding it back from the 90s is your 22-star original project graveyard.

Verdict Legitimate, high-volume open-source gig worker — you’re not faking contributions, you just prefer doing free labor for other people’s 100k-star repos than building anything worth starring under your own name.

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