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Martin from GitHub here - love to understand what happened if you have the time to point me at more details. DM's open (martinwoodward on twitter and martinwood
by martinwoodward 6y ago
Martin from GitHub here - love to understand what happened if you have the time to point me at more details. DM's open (martinwoodward on twitter and martinwoodward at github.com on email)
- clon 6y agoI will send the repo URL in a few hours. Thanks for following up.
- sigwinch28 6y agoThis is part of the problem. No recourse for such decisions unless you make a stink about it on an orange website or get enough likes on the website with the blue bird logo.
- whymauri 6y agoDo you know whether the poster with a GitHub issue ever bothered reaching out to Enterprise support?
- bananabreakfast 6y agoProbably wasn't a decision. And if it was, I'm sure it's much more complicated than OP is letting on.
- sigwinch28 6y agoEven an automated decision is a decision, because someone decided that's how the system should operate. Perhaps it was a bug? Furthermore, no: GitHub has a history of being bad at this kind of thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22593595 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22593595 From the linked article: "A week after I’ve opened the support ticket, GitHub has finally replied. Suspiciously, this happened right after someone important has posted a link to this article on Hacker News" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22628961 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22628961 Top comment: GitHub CEO coming in and apologising. From the linked tweet: "You sited US trade sanctions and sent me a non-descriptive email with no remediation information".