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GitHub is closed in the sense that you can't access most of its source code but it's not really a problem since Git is decentralised. When you clone a repositor
by pufuwozu 16y ago
GitHub is closed in the sense that you can't access most of its source code but it's not really a problem since Git is decentralised. When you clone a repository from GitHub, you have everything you need to host that repository somewhere else. GitHub doesn't take any power away from the project - it only provides tools to easily manage your project.
I'm not sure that status of downloading a project's issues or wiki but I remember they were working on making them clonable.
- izak30 16y agoI absolutely agree that it is not a problem. Issues has a full api, as do most other parts for exporting/importing/manipulating data. I can't find the wiki api right offhand. And yes, I'm ok with companies keeping some of the secrets of the sauce, as long as they're reasonable about the data, I put in, which they are.