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That's fine if the projects are in a single place (e.g. GitHub) as you only need to create one account. If every project requires its own username/password jus

by rhdunn 2mo ago

That's fine if the projects are in a single place (e.g. GitHub) as you only need to create one account. If every project requires its own username/password just to report a bug, I may do that for the first 2 or 3, but not for every project. I'm also unlikely to create accounts on hosting platforms I don't intend on using outside of reporting the single bug.

enriquto 2mo ago
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shimman 2mo ago
That's fine, maybe they don't want casual users like you to be part of their community. There is a reason to prefer group coherence over availability. Availability doesn't actually help the group for most online communities, it's actively a hinderance.