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Did you ask them for permission to publish a private communication? Probably not, bad of you! - Github/-lab is for projects imho and not a publishing platform.
by chappi42 10y ago
Did you ask them for permission to publish a private communication? Probably not, bad of you! -
Github/-lab is for projects imho and not a publishing platform. Why don't you publish it on your blog or something? All power to Github/-lab, kick out such stuff!
- ominous 10y agoGithub/-lab is for files.
- Singletoned 10y agoGiven that they both offer to host web sites, then they are both (to some extent) publishing platforms. https://pages.github.com/ https://pages.github.com/ https://pages.gitlab.io/ https://pages.gitlab.io/
- chappi42 10y agoAs you said: to some extent! Have a look at the "What is Github Pages" [1] and one clearly feels that Pages is meant for software, projects, manuals etc. And NOT to publish documents to shame 3rd party misbehaviour and hopefully attract publicity and quarrel. Such content should go to other places (imho). [1] https://pages.github.com/ https://pages.github.com/
- ricardobeat 10y agoWhy are you so angry? This is not about shaming, but protecting customers - first thing I did even before reading the full article was to click the link to see if I have given my CC to fraudsters, then I was gifted with a 404 from GitLab.
- chappi42 10y agoYes you are right, I 'over-reacted'.
- fredfreddies 10y agoThe linked article is his blog on gitlab.
- runholm 10y agoThey are both offering hosting of websites. They are absolutely a publishing platform.