Please see:
I plan to make this addon accessible and usable by the Node.JS and Meteor.JS communities. I currently have a pull request (PR#3) with a number of (10+) commits that would further the project, and have many more changes (frankly, a complete re-do might be in order considering that it’s not currently in very Node-esque form.)
I think you should talk to Pedro Dias (apocas), the creator and maintainer of the library. A joint effort would be better that two separate ones. Still, if the differences between libraries are too big we can create another repository for a second library.
Hi,
Oh, Have you really seen your PR#3 commits? https://github.com/OpenNebula/addon-nodejs/pull/3/commits
In open source it’s not the number of commits (50% of commits from the PR being in readme.md doesn’t help either) that count it’s what you bring to the table and what you give back to the project 
Although I was ready to close to my eyes to that commit-revert mess commits in your PR, IF you fix the critical errors I identified in your PR.
Usually a PR like this is not even acceptable just because of it’s commit log being so polluted.
I also advise you to read my latest answer to your PR, if you want to have it accepted. https://github.com/OpenNebula/addon-nodejs/pull/3
The guys who answered you in freenode didn’t tricked you, the thing is you CAN’T instruct people in a Node.js library to install directly from Github instead of installing stable published versions from NPM.
To be honest it’s very irresponsible and dangerous as a maintainer.
Unfortunately you deleted your repo http://www.github.com/AlbinoGeek/addon-nodejs
Please update us if you still want to continue your work in your PR, because I have 0.0.4 to be published and I was waiting for you.
Bottom line is you give back and you earn respect and one day I will be one giving you control of this repo. This is how open source works.