Recommendations for best manage GitHub notifications:
Disable Pull request push notifications https://github.com/settings/notifications
Pushes create a lot of noise, they usually leave PRs in an incomplete state. Instead, you can wait for the author of the PR to ask for a new review. If you would rather regularly check progress on a task, you can snooze the previous notification for x days rather than waiting for pushes.
While you can see the following:
on your profile page:
GitHub issues and PRs:
the community can’t see that you are part of the MUI organization. By default, GitHub makes any new member of an organization private on their profile so the community will see this instead:
on your profile page: nothing
“Contributor” rather than “Member”:
This can be problematic because it means that the community doesn’t know exactly who they are talking to, e.g. who they are receiving an answer on their GitHub issue from or who left a review on their PRs. They might confuse you with a user of the library.
More transparency can help, you can make this visible by**:**
https://github.com/orgs/mui/people - switch your organization visibility from private to public:
(normally not necessary) https://github.com/settings/profile - keeping this checkbox untick: