Every merge carries two names.
One belongs to whoever wrote it. The other, to whoever read it and agreed.
Writing code has become remarkably efficient. In the time it takes you to read this sentence, AI can produce a pull request. By lunch, many more.
But it doesn’t sign.
A signature changes something. It turns one name into two, and two people into one decision. With every merge, the project passes through another pair of hands.
That’s how open source moves forward.
150,000 stars.
A star takes one click. A merge takes two names. A project takes a community.
Onward.