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Feature Request: Hide self-love

See original GitHub issue

I’m not sure what the hide-own-stars is supposed to do (it was enabled by default), I understood it as setting that hides people who star their own repositories. If it is, it doesn’t work for me (see below). Otherwise, I think it would be a great option to add, I don’t think anybody needs to see this.

My settings:

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My feed:

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Created 5 years ago
Reactions:2
Comments:9 (7 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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fregantecommented, Mar 27, 2018

Conflict of interest detected.

Before you love others, you must learn to love yourself.

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shroudedcodecommented, Mar 28, 2018

@ShalokShalom I’m pretty sure it’s because big open source guys like @sindresorhus get so many stars on their repositories every day that they fill up their feed making more important events harder to find. I’ve disabled the feature because I don’t get a lot of stars, so an occasional someone has starred whatever item in my feed doesn’t clutter it.