Well, considering one is broken I would still argue that it has two, just as the article states. Not that it needs much more -- git branching works perfectly fi

Well, considering one is broken I would still argue that it has two, just as the article states. Not that it needs much more -- git branching works perfectly fine. That said, I'm somewhat disappointed that cloning has fallen out of favour and it's standard to use an upstream server (usually GitHub) not only as a central authority but also as intermediary for sharing code. Apart from "forking", cloning repos has practically been delegated to history.