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From: | Ivan Vučica |
Subject: | Re: Savannah vs. Gitlab |
Date: | Tue, 8 Dec 2015 22:06:36 +0000 |
> In my view, due to the decentralized nature of Git, using GitHub does
> not restrict anyone's freedom.
This is wrong. GitHub users run proprietary frontend scripts on their
computers. This is not ethical.
> Not pull requests, no issue tracking, no code review.
The main advantage of GitHub is search-ability of the repository by
potential new contributors and a mirror already does this task. Even
though it looks pretty in my view the "code review" is an unimportant
feature and it does not have to be on a web page. This is the sort of
thing I do by e-mail for other projects.
Continuing to mention GitHub in this thread is a waste of time.
If
needed, there has to be a separate conversation about writing a sync
script of "something" with GitHub after the "something" is decided
(be
it leaving things as is or moving to savannah+git, if needed).
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