Kishan ,
Congratulation on going live with OPEN SOURCE . The page looks slick ! Pl add those hyperlinks ( Re : Prof Kautz and “ Ideas “ )
Pl also upload following counters :
Ø Total Downloads ,,,,,,,,,,,,, on INVITATION page . where everyone can see. This will encourage others to download
Ø Yesterday / Today download ………… on Dashboard
Ø Approx Visitors ……………………………….on Dashboard
Ø Advanced Tracking …………………….. on dashboard
Hcp
( D ) COUNTER :
Tracking Downloads and Visibility
- Can We Know Who and How Many Download?:
- Direct Tracking: GitHub doesn’t natively reveal individual downloader identities (e.g., IP addresses) due to privacy policies, but it tracks public clone counts via the repo’s traffic graph (accessible to repo admins). This shows total downloads/clones over time (e.g., 500 clones in a month).
- Indirect Insight: You can enable GitHub Insights (if the repo is public) to see approximate visitor numbers, referrers, and popular content, but not specific users.
- Advanced Tracking: Add a custom script (e.g., via a download button) to log anonymous usage stats (e.g., country, timestamp), compliant with data laws (e.g., India’s 2023 Act), though this requires user consent.
- Displaying Numbers on Homepage:
- Yes, you can pull clone/visitor data via GitHub’s API and display it dynamically on www.IndiaAGI.ai (e.g., “Downloaded by 1,234 developers worldwide”). This boosts credibility, as seen with projects like TensorFlow.
- Caveat: Numbers might inflate if bots or repeated clones are counted—filter for unique downloads if possible.
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