You're welcome: thanks for making the thing in the first place. :) I don't think people have trouble posting snippets to Stack Overflow and the like, but I do

You're welcome: thanks for making the thing in the first place. :) I don't think people have trouble posting snippets to Stack Overflow and the like, but I do think people have trouble (now or later) USING the snippets posted. Some discussion of the issues at [1]. Still only a few items there. Honestly, for a refactoring site? I'd suggest the things to add would be: all the classic refactorings, for any language you're familiar with. The problem with searching Github for examples is they apparently took out commit-message search a few years back, so you can't search for "refactored" in the commits... just the Issues, which are going to be fewer and less useful. Tried searching Google for "github example refactor" and that shows up several projects. They won't be as "in the wild" as a good refactoring, but they're probably a reasonable place to start. [1] http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/12527/do-i-have-to-worry-about-copyright-issues-for-code-posted-on-stack-overflow http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/12527/do-i-have-to-w...