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Remove affiliation records that credit no activity - #43
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Discovery now measures activity the way company credit does, and no longer proposes affiliations or flags conflicts that would credit nothing. Assisted-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Sergey Vilgelm <sergey@union.ai>
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Removes six affiliation records that no credited contribution falls into: the undated LanceDB and xdof companies of hamersaw and pvditt, whose last activity was inside their Union periods; the OpenAI period of SiddhantSadangi, which starts after their only activity; and the entries of jimbobby5, bweber-rebellion and tylertitsworth, who have no credited activity. No number on the site changes.
So discovery does not propose them again, it now counts activity the way company credit does (commits linked to a tracked pull request on the day they landed, pull requests opened and merged, reviews), proposes no affiliation for people without credited activity, and lists a conflicting profile signal only while the current affiliation covers some of the person's activity. Run on today's state, discovery gives the same report as before the removal.