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>> "If repos are just simple little side-projects, they don't necessarily need descriptions - I know what they are, I know what they do, they aren't there for a
by k-mcgrady 13y ago
>> "If repos are just simple little side-projects, they don't necessarily need descriptions - I know what they are, I know what they do, they aren't there for anyone but me, I don't expect them to be starred or forked."
Why put it in a public repo then?
- larrybolt 13y agoSame like josteink said, paid repos cost money. And even if there is no description, readme or any documentation, It's still possible to find them. And they may prove useful for someone who is trying to build a similar project.
- josteink 13y agoBecause private repos costs money, to encourage public activity and sharing. That's the github model. With that model in place you cannot expect anything else.
- k-mcgrady 13y agoFree private repos: https://bitbucket.org/plans https://bitbucket.org/plans