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Well no, just go away from github, it's the twitter of Git-Hosting-Plattform's. An example why you don't want to work on a (a-)social git network: https://nik
by nix23 6y ago
Well no, just go away from github, it's the twitter of Git-Hosting-Plattform's.
An example why you don't want to work on a (a-)social git network:
https://nikolas.github.io/github-drama/ https://nikolas.github.io/github-drama/
- detaro 6y agoAs if other code collaboration methods don't have drama. Making it obscure to access can help somewhat, but also gets in the way of contributors.
- nix23 6y agoTrue, but still don't sit in the middle of the troll-hole, maybe the troll will find you in the Forrest but the chance is much smaller, and the best thing is always, make them create a new email for every troll attempt too your mail-list, and even more important ban them fast and forever. It's your health and your joy in that project otherwise both get destroyed over time, they don't pay you and with that have Zero rights to say something against your project, ban them! If they want to change something let them fork. EDIT: If a contributor wants to help he will take that extra step or just send you the patch over mail-list, don't work with twitter-style fast-com tools, work with well thought out slow-com tools like mail.