> Where there is a choice between forking to add a fix or feature and > clamouring to get that fix of feature adopted into some kind of central > repository, I believe clamouring always benefits vastly more people in the > long run. I intensely dislike the github/gitorius 'clone fest' mindset > because it dilutes and destroys
github is only a tool to communicate, and IMO a very good one at that. how much people will cooperate using that tool depends on the people who use it. when i have the author hat on, then i welcome that i can easily see who forked my repo and what changes he did, and i can even pull over a patch from them if i like it with a click of the mouse, all on my own initiative. just some 0.02, let's keep this thread on track. -- • attila lendvai • PGP: 963F 5D5F 45C7 DFCD 0A39 --
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