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Comment by rgbrgb

> GitRoyalty looks at a repository's contributions history and determines each contributor's relative work on the project based on various factors. Even if a developer only made a contribution that we've deemed to be worth 0.001% of the total contributions, that user will get 0.001% of all subscription proceeds. Project maintainers cannot control who gets what share, so developers can rest assured knowing that they will get paid what they are owed, no matter how small their contribution.

Seems like a really hard problem to measure contribution automatically. Anyone know how you'd do this?

[0]: https://gitroyalty.com/docs/faq/how-do-open-source-developer...

parent rgbrgb 7 years ago

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