+ [2015-08-13T21:55:53Z] domino14 so now my branch A, I want to try again, but if I try creating a pull request to merge A into master, it tells me it's up to date. But that's impossible because master has the revert of A
+ [2015-08-13T22:01:28Z] JHartig Okay so the organization is back now. Must've just been some bug that's now fixed
+ [2015-08-13T22:03:17Z] VxJasonxV JHartig: nope, not a bug
+ [2015-08-13T22:03:29Z] VxJasonxV we're having a conversation about it, you will get a response to your inquiry
+ [2015-08-13T22:03:42Z] JHartig Thanks!

message no. 107863

Posted by domino14 in #github at 2015-08-13T21:55:23Z

ok, so branch A, I merged it into master, and all hell broke loose. I created a revert, and merged that into master, and now everything is fine.
+ [2015-08-14T00:24:09Z] unblevable Hey, so I've just began my first active open source project and people have been trying to contribute to it. Two users in particular have made a simple "hack" for a wanted feature for my project in the form of a gist as I try to add the feature to the actual repo.
+ [2015-08-14T00:26:48Z] unblevable I want to make Github recognize these users as contributors (should I even worry about this?), but I also don't think I should ask them to make a pull request because 90% of the code in the gist will be rewritten anyway. What's the normal way to go about this process?
+ [2015-08-14T00:51:42Z] Motoko If they submit patches to you made through the git patch functionality, that should add them as the commit author
+ [2015-08-14T01:23:11Z] rascharles Anyone online now that uses Boxen?
+ [2015-08-14T01:24:08Z] rascharles Anyone online here at all?