Add blocking rule for excessive PRs or issues - #1087
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| * Accounts that are reasonably believed to be bots (other than bots authorized | ||
| by the TSC) are subject to immediate Blocking. | ||
| * Users who open PRs or issues faster than they can be reviewed or triaged | ||
| (e.g. >3 per day) are subject to immediate Blocking. |
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I'd suggest we leave the consequence open to interpretation per the existing policy...especially when I compare this new clause to the two below it, which seem equally bad or perhaps even worse, but have less harsh penalties.
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| (e.g. >3 per day) are subject to immediate Blocking. | |
| (e.g. >3 per day) are subject to immediate moderation. |
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In a similar spirit as nodejs/node#65250, but is not an option GH offers AFAIK so would be manual moderation action. It's always been the case that sending too many PRs (or too big PRs) would result in you not getting reviews, but because the cost of sending a PR is much lower in the age of coding agents, it's better for the project to desincentivize this behavior as it has a toll on the whole project.