百万用户，百万条分叉
本文探讨了当开源项目用户量达到百万级别时，代码仓库（repository）的分叉（fork）数量也会随之激增，形成“百万分叉”现象。作者分析了这一现象背后的技术、社区治理和可持续性挑战，包括维护者压力、碎片化风险以及如何平衡开放性与项目健康。文章提出了一些实用建议，帮助项目在用户快速增长的同时保持代码库的稳定和社区凝聚力。
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