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It's entirely possible to run a Git server which is read-only (for the rest of the world, anyway) and doesn't allow anyone to bother you.
by msla 6y ago
It's entirely possible to run a Git server which is read-only (for the rest of the world, anyway) and doesn't allow anyone to bother you.
- jcims 6y agoWhat's the point of doing that though? It's just chumming the water for unsolicited feedback.
- majewsky 6y agoIt allows others to easily mirror your code. The original code owner may disappear for any number of reasons (burnout, early retirement, being run over by a bus, etc.).
- msla 6y ago> What's the point of doing that though? It's just chumming the water for unsolicited feedback. You'd do it to prevent feedback.