Hi Mark,  

> I'm pretty often get pissed lately because a lot codehaus projects moved away 
> to github and got svn@codehaus shut down without proper noticing and clear 
> governance. This left those projects basically in a situation where it is 
> unclear where to maintain it.  
I can speak for the IzPack project. While we moved to Git, we still have the 
Codehaus Git repository as our reference. Commits there yield notifications on 
dev@(…) which previously received SVN commits before the Git migration. Lots of 
us have GitHub clones and collaboration happens through pull requests.  

The GitHub tooling is fantastic and this is no surprise that people tend to 
prefer working there. But as you said each Codehaus project tempted by GitHub 
shall make it clear that Codehaus is the reference while part of the 
development happens on GitHub.

Cheers

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