Good point about the mailing list. At this point though, it seems that just finding a way to deal with the multitude of forkers is the biggest issue. That might

Good point about the mailing list. At this point though, it seems that just finding a way to deal with the multitude of forkers is the biggest issue. That might be a mailing list or it might be a shoutout on github asking for information. I'm not too keen on a big structure off the bat when you don't know what the reason for the forking is. Then again with google groups it's really not that big of an issue to set one up. And I'm fully aware that people have done this for the longest time without github but right now, github is where the "community" lives. It would be unwise to go shunting the community around to some new thing without first establishing what the community is.