It is totally true (as I said, I am using github too), but take it as a reminder that git itself provides all the machinery to allow you to fork, share with pul

It is totally true (as I said, I am using github too), but take it as a reminder that git itself provides all the machinery to allow you to fork, share with pull request etc. independently of any provider. You do not need a forge hosting like Indefero or Github or you name it, to use it. What I really like for example, is that I can pull a project from anywhere, be stuck on a local network with other developers, work on the code with branch/commit/pull in all the directions and then later, push back the results without the fear of losing something in the merge. Git is great and more of it cannot hurt.