When the user authenticates with Github OAuth 2.0, we could use the public data that we retrieve when we make the request to the APIs for the Github handle (e.g., followers, repos) to be able to define objective metrics (e.g., at least 1 public repo and 5 non-fake followers) to increase sybil resistance.
We should discuss them internally; after that we can translate to code.
When the user authenticates with Github OAuth 2.0, we could use the public data that we retrieve when we make the request to the APIs for the Github handle (e.g., followers, repos) to be able to define objective metrics (e.g., at least 1 public repo and 5 non-fake followers) to increase sybil resistance.
We should discuss them internally; after that we can translate to code.