AnonCVS (the idea of a repository that J. Random user could just look at at any time) was the first innovation of OpenBSD. I guess you whipper-snappers don't r

AnonCVS (the idea of a repository that J. Random user could just look at at any time) was the first innovation of OpenBSD. I guess you whipper-snappers don't remember it, but back 20 years ago for the most part unless you were on the team you would only see a project's source with each release. And several projects had an annoying tendency to take patch submissions and mutter, "yeah, um, we've fixed that already in CVS" and quietly apply your patch.