One reason why I like to publish even frivolous things to Github is because it forces a bit of rigor upon whatever I'm publishing. I'm more likely to clean it u

One reason why I like to publish even frivolous things to Github is because it forces a bit of rigor upon whatever I'm publishing. I'm more likely to clean it up and keep it tidy, and I can use the same workflow for it that I use for everything else, like using Github Issues as a TODO list. But I suppose that might be more of a backsplanation. More likely is that I do it as a backup strategy, because I have limited private repos, and because I'd rather just keep everything on Github than use multiple services. It turns out that unless you commit AWS creds, nobody cares about your repos.