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Step 1) Compel owner of givhub.com to do something meaningful with their domain. Step 2) Humbly request the wizards of Github to port a suitable form of the si
by squarecat 15y ago
Step 1) Compel owner of givhub.com to do something meaningful with their domain.
Step 2) Humbly request the wizards of Github to port a suitable form of the site suited to this endeavor.
Step 3) Contribute!
- squarecat 15y agoI freely offer givhub.co and/or .net to the cause. (I will maintain their registration or will gladly pass that responsibility over, need be.)
- squarecat 15y agoI've (302) redirected those domains to the blog post for now...
- willvarfar 15y agothank you kindly, I like the name
- AznHisoka 15y agoWhat's wrong with just forking a project in Github instead?
- squarecat 15y agoSorry, I should have clarified the reasoning for my suggestion, that being that there would be some sort of interaction/partnering with non- or semi-technical contacts in these organizations that perhaps it would be helpful if the functionality of Github had a friendlier, more approachable UI for such a use. Certainly, the developer(s) could simply use Github, so maybe Givhub is just a glossy API wrapper rather than an independent instance?
- willvarfar 15y ago(blog author) Spot on what I was imagining too!