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I know for sure without looking that there's less C than could have been and no Snigl [0] in there, since I recently packed up my stuff and moved to GitLab. For

I know for sure without looking that there's less C than could have been and no Snigl [0] in there, since I recently packed up my stuff and moved to GitLab. For my needs, the platform is fine; and they embrace remote workers, which I think is great; the only thing it's missing is users. As it stands, 1 star on GitLab is worth a thousand on the hub. https://gitlab.com/sifoo/snigl https://gitlab.com/sifoo/snigl Edit: Down voting without commenting obviously makes this a worse place for discussions. May I suggest stopping for a second and reflecting on your motivations?

smudgymcscmudge 8y ago
GitHub also embraces remote work. About 2/3 of GitHub is remote. I'm not saying move back to GitHub because of that, but it's one of the many things that GitHub and GitLab share in common.
- sifoobar 8y ago
  That's cool, didn't know. We need more of that, some people just don't function very well in office environments and the talent is often somewhere else. Right now though, everything is up in the air when it comes to GitHub. I would be very surprised if it just keeps humming along under Microsoft's weight.