There&#x27;s one part of the GitHub UI that I still wish they&#x27;d change: the way &quot;contributions&quot; are displayed.<p>Right now, there are accounts that seem to just fork a bunch of repositories and then do nothing with the forks.  This makes those people look like massive contributors to open-source because GitHub gives them a nice &quot;Contributions&quot; tab with a list of popular projects under it.<p>They also get free advertising in reverse because they automatically appear as a &quot;Member&quot; of the parent project&#x27;s network, despite having done nothing at all in the project!<p>At the very least, GitHub should require the forking person to have made <i>some</i> pull request that was accepted.  If those forks aren&#x27;t actually contributing, they shouldn&#x27;t even be mentioned as a sub-network of the original (except perhaps as an option for the project maintainers to see, if they&#x27;re curious where forks have occurred).