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A fork is a copy of someone else's public repository in your own account or organization. People create forks to make changes independently of the original, propose edits through a pull request or use the project as a starting point. The fork count appears on the repository page next to the stars.
So the fork count keeps pace with your other metrics and the repository looks in demand. It matters most for templates, libraries and starter projects, where forking is a common action.
The public URL of the repository, in the format github.com/owner/repository. A profile link, a single branch or a file will not work.
No. The repository has to stay public for the entire time the order is being processed, otherwise forks cannot be created.
No. Forks raise the counter but do not guarantee commits, pull requests, installs, traffic or active users. Real engagement comes from the project itself: a clear README, documentation, a license and regular updates.
They are different metrics: forks and stars belong to a repository, followers belong to the author's profile. You can combine them: GitHub stars for interest, forks for demand and GitHub followers for the developer's audience.