You've been downvoted, so I thought I'd provide this feedback. 1. So far, this is the best post for this submission. Seriously, what was the point of submittin

You've been downvoted, so I thought I'd provide this feedback. 1. So far, this is the best post for this submission. Seriously, what was the point of submitting this? A blog post by someone talking about why it went down, how to avoid it, blah blah blah, I'd understand. But a point of fact? 2. "Everyone freaks out...". Yeah, normally I'd downvote this too. Does everyone? Do most people? Do most people that use github? I doubt that any of those questions can be truthfully answered 'yes' 3. "but that's also your fault..." Really? I'm expected to mirror github's wiki? If I were hosting a f/oss project there, and using the wiki, I doubt I would. I wouldn't 'freak out' but I can easily imagine circumstances where I'd be annoyed or concerned or embarrassed. TK;DR: the interesting info in your post is hindered by the attempts to score conversational points. Otherwise, good post.