Hello
In order to leverage the full potential of an open-source package, it would be beneficial to allow pull requests from external people (or just Electa members). People can get going from your code and then propose to add their modifications/ enhancements to the actual package, so everyone can use it.
You still have full control. When some makes a pull request, you can: (a) review it and accept/discard/propose modifications, or (b) ignore them (in line with current practice). So you still have the same options as before, but some additional as well.
Hello
In order to leverage the full potential of an open-source package, it would be beneficial to allow pull requests from external people (or just Electa members). People can get going from your code and then propose to add their modifications/ enhancements to the actual package, so everyone can use it.
You still have full control. When some makes a pull request, you can: (a) review it and accept/discard/propose modifications, or (b) ignore them (in line with current practice). So you still have the same options as before, but some additional as well.