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throw it on gitlab then?

by yannoninator 5y ago

ratww 5y ago
How about no?
- yannoninator 5y ago
  yes, since this works for most useless projects, I know a developer that uses gitlab for this purpose. works well and you can self host it you should try it!
  - ratww 5y ago
    There's nothing to be gained by anyone by using this approach, and a lot to be lost. Gitlab/Bitbucket are not "dumps" for projects you deem useless, and "useless" projects are not useless at all from an educational point of view. Gitlab and Bitbucket are exactly the same as Github and should have both "serious" and "useless" projects the same. Using a personal Gitlab instance or anything similar for that is a terrible idea because it costs substantial time and money of individual developers and severely hurts discoverability. People should put their "useless" projects wherever they want and are permitted to.
    - yannoninator 5y ago
      Who says I want 'discoverability', after all we are talking about useless project born of a hobby no? Not everyone wants to have to share everything that is useless with the world especially if it's only going to be you. I also don't want people to have to bug me for feature requests as well on top of that. There is a reason GitHub/Lab/Bitbucket has private repos for this purpose. You can obviously choose to share it, but you shouldn't be whining if your 'useless' hobby repository suddenly becomes the focus of attention of developers requesting more features.
      - ratww 5y ago
        > Who says I want 'discoverability' I never said you wanted anything. I'm the one who wants to have 'discoverability', both for my projects and other projects that might interest me. It's you, for some unknown reason, that don't want me or anyone to have it! > Not everyone wants to have to share everything that is useless with the world especially if it's only going to be you. Then don't. But don't demand that of others. > I also don't want people to have to bug me for feature requests as well on top of that. That's perfectly acceptable, and I never implied it wasn't. > you shouldn't be whining if your 'useless' hobby repository suddenly becomes the focus of attention of developers requesting more features That seems to be your problem, and you're the only one in this discussion complaining about it. Looks like you're projecting your issues onto me.

throw it on gitlab then?

ratww 5y ago

How about no?

yannoninator 5y ago
yes, since this works for most useless projects, I know a developer that uses gitlab for this purpose. works well and you can self host it you should try it!
- ratww 5y ago
  There's nothing to be gained by anyone by using this approach, and a lot to be lost. Gitlab/Bitbucket are not "dumps" for projects you deem useless, and "useless" projects are not useless at all from an educational point of view. Gitlab and Bitbucket are exactly the same as Github and should have both "serious" and "useless" projects the same. Using a personal Gitlab instance or anything similar for that is a terrible idea because it costs substantial time and money of individual developers and severely hurts discoverability. People should put their "useless" projects wherever they want and are permitted to.
  - yannoninator 5y ago
    Who says I want 'discoverability', after all we are talking about useless project born of a hobby no? Not everyone wants to have to share everything that is useless with the world especially if it's only going to be you. I also don't want people to have to bug me for feature requests as well on top of that. There is a reason GitHub/Lab/Bitbucket has private repos for this purpose. You can obviously choose to share it, but you shouldn't be whining if your 'useless' hobby repository suddenly becomes the focus of attention of developers requesting more features.
    - ratww 5y ago
      > Who says I want 'discoverability' I never said you wanted anything. I'm the one who wants to have 'discoverability', both for my projects and other projects that might interest me. It's you, for some unknown reason, that don't want me or anyone to have it! > Not everyone wants to have to share everything that is useless with the world especially if it's only going to be you. Then don't. But don't demand that of others. > I also don't want people to have to bug me for feature requests as well on top of that. That's perfectly acceptable, and I never implied it wasn't. > you shouldn't be whining if your 'useless' hobby repository suddenly becomes the focus of attention of developers requesting more features That seems to be your problem, and you're the only one in this discussion complaining about it. Looks like you're projecting your issues onto me.