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Judging from the tone of the post (a big section complaining about GitHub users?) I'd say in this case the problem is between chair and keyboard.


While I've never dealt with pull requests myself, I can understand the annoyance if lots of remotes are added to a repo just because a pull request was accepted from a contributor at some time in the past. I'd have to agree with the poster that patches are a cleaner way to contribute to a project and it's a shame Github hasn't some functionality built in to just send a patch to a maintainer instead of using pull requests.





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