The difference there is that code can still be pushed (or pulled) between the git repo and the new centralized instance after forking. Anyone coming from pre-g

The difference there is that code can still be pushed (or pulled) between the git repo and the new centralized instance after forking. Anyone coming from pre-git centralized source control (or shudder the NAS of periodically rsync'd folders) recognizes that this represents a significant difference from that earlier world. On topic, though, I have no idea what Radicle's value-add is, though.