El 26/7/2008, a las 7:30, Scott Chacon escribió:
> However, that being said, it's going to be difficult to have Github
I think those numbers are pretty meaningless seeing as GitHub
encourages people to publish "forks" of other projects. Rails, for
example, has about 270 forks at the time of writing. If I scan the
list of popular projects I see fork counts like 129, 105, 78 and 78
(again). Are all the forks counted in that figure of 10,560 that you
count? How many "real" projects are hosted there?
I'd like to see the "official" Git homepage as distanced as possible
from GitHub. They've taken Git (free as in speech, free as in beer)
and built a closed-source commercial product on top of it -- curiously
for something which you can do for free yourself anyway -- and as far
as I can tell from observing this mailing list and watching the
commits going into git.git, haven't ever contributed _anything_ back
to the community. At least within the niche that is the Ruby/Rails
community, GitHub has basically done a hijack job and managed to
become synonymous with Git, supplanting it, and it's a trend that I
wouldn't like to see continue.
Just my personal opinion, but GitHub doesn't provoke any warm fuzzy
feelings here. Quite the contrary. I actively dislike it.
Cheers,
Wincent
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