> what does a DVCS blog buy the reader? I don't know about the D part, but there are some advantages to a CVS. For example, if you cared to you could get every

> what does a DVCS blog buy the reader? I don't know about the D part, but there are some advantages to a CVS. For example, if you cared to you could get everything for reading offline at your leisure. And while it seems cumbersome for words, it is more convenient than a blog for code that I post. In the past I put some code up on web pages, some on FTP, and some on rubyforge, all linked from my blog. Now all the code you might want to download is in one unified repository. This is an experiment, so we'll see how it goes. But I'm hoping that it will be a win for things that are code-y rather than wordy. > On the other hand, the blog doesn't have support for comments, so I thought about forking the repo, adding my own comment to the text, then sending back a pull request. Presto. I think you're onto something.