If the fork is using github, there's going to be lots of trails back to your project. Especially if you continue to update, and they don't, it'll show this branch is 30 commits behind your branch, etc... That's often a good indicator that I should check out your branch... even if the fork got better PR.
The suggestion to do an AMA in the post seems pretty decent too.
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If the fork is using github, there's going to be lots of trails back to your project. Especially if you continue to update, and they don't, it'll show this branch is 30 commits behind your branch, etc... That's often a good indicator that I should check out your branch... even if the fork got better PR.
The suggestion to do an AMA in the post seems pretty decent too.