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The trend of anonymous bots sending mass contributions to Open Source repositories is guaranteed to lead to reputation farming followed by malicious contributions

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  • galdor@fosstodon.orgG This user is from outside of this forum
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    The trend of anonymous bots sending mass contributions to Open Source repositories is guaranteed to lead to reputation farming followed by malicious contributions.
    Either we'll move to a signed system to verify human contributors (GPG style) or the OSS ecosystem is cooked.

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    • galdor@fosstodon.orgG galdor@fosstodon.org

      The trend of anonymous bots sending mass contributions to Open Source repositories is guaranteed to lead to reputation farming followed by malicious contributions.
      Either we'll move to a signed system to verify human contributors (GPG style) or the OSS ecosystem is cooked.

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      @galdor i think we’ll see more communities practice formal participation requirements and ceremonies like Debian does for its maintainers.

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