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Actually I think this is the project for another service. GitHub would put too much at risk in following such a huge change in its core. Really, this is a goo
by trumbitta2 13y ago
Actually I think this is the project for another service.
GitHub would put too much at risk in following such a huge change in its core.
Really, this is a good idea, for a competitor.
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- kmfrk 13y agoThere are two sides to this: a problem and a suggested solution. People abandoning projects are a real problem. One way to go about it is to give all the people watching it a notice when the repo owner hasn't interacted with the repo in, let's just say, three months. They could just leave it at that, or they could add a post mortem note with the most popular forks, or call for a vote for the unofficial official replacement repo. The problem is real, but like you, I don't like the suggested solution all that much.
- pnathan 13y ago> People abandoning projects are a real problem This is a real problem, and I hope Github tries to address it before it becomes a desolate wasteland in 5-10 years. :-)