I feel good for Joey because he's really been one of the few who stuck to his principles and kept from hosting on Github even though it probably would have been

I feel good for Joey because he's really been one of the few who stuck to his principles and kept from hosting on Github even though it probably would have been way easier to do so. The git-annex project (and I'm sure many of his other ones) have been going strong without Github and I appreciate him for that. He's finally being vindicated I believe (and eventually many of the warners against these free-as-in-beer but not free-as-in-software services have been proven right)