[Mokto]

Adds OpenFingerprint next to FingerprintJS in Misc: an MIT browser-signal SDK with zero runtime dependencies, plus an optional self-hosted API for signup-abuse checks (disposable email domains, Tor exits, cloud IP ranges).

Disclosure: I maintain it.

[Mokto]

Any reason for closing this?

[gokaygurcan]

lack of reading abilities, mainly.

[Mokto]

I'm not sure I understand - I tried to follow the CONTRIBUTING.md guide and respected what was written there. I think this MIT package (mine, I have to admit) provides value for people above what's already listed.

But of course it's your decision.

[gokaygurcan]

look, i'm not here to start a fight. you open a single PR but we maintainers deal with similar PRs every day, and sometimes even large numbers of those. in the past, i was more passionate and trying to explain in details, then decided to create https://github.com/sorrycc/awesome-javascript/blob/master/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md which you should follow regardless if you want to contribute to the repository, and with the boom of ai, the number of nonsensical PRs increased to a number that's not even humanly manageable. solution? if it's not valid, i close the PR. no explanation, no fight, no discussion. if you don't have time or ability to read and follow instructions, i don't know what else to do other than closing the PR. respect is a two way street.

tbh, large number of PRs are auto-generated by agents nowadays, which has zero respect to any guideline and blindly follows the instructions given to them. maybe your learning from this experience is prompting your agent to do a better job at following guidelines rather than pleasing you.

anyway. if we come back to the resource you're trying to add, it was created last week, it has 2 stars on gh, probably 1 of them is yourself, an sdk to a paid service, with almost no real world applications. i'm having a hard time to label it as "awesome" under these circumstances. this is, at best, an unsolicited ad, which we don't welcome here.

i hope it's more clear. the answer is no, thanks for your time.

[Mokto]

Appreciate the feedback, thanks!