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You're not wrong but I'd say the degree to which it has eliminated forking costs far outweigh the occasional confusion. If you think about it, this is basicall
by phillmv 15y ago
You're not wrong but I'd say the degree to which it has eliminated forking costs far outweigh the occasional confusion.
If you think about it, this is basically 1) a marketing problem and 2) would be solved instantly should GitHub introduce a better 'network' visualization.
- nupark2 15y agoI actually think it's github's fault to begin with: - Projects should be top-level in the github namespace, not people. - Forks should live underneath their source project, and should not be top-level projects themselves.