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Yes But GitHub, in its heyday, was a centre. Created a sense of "community" It has taken a while, but since MS bought it it has been shirking that. I expec
by worik 21d ago
Yes
But GitHub, in its heyday, was a centre. Created a sense of "community"
It has taken a while, but since MS bought it it has been shirking that. I expected honest enshittification, but instead it has been technical collapse
What ever.
IMO we need a federation protocol for Git that can rebuild some sort of "community", but on solid foundations.
So we can find one another on our self hosted instances
- pocksuppet 20d agoThere was never a "sense of community", there was only low friction on issue reporting and especially, commenting on an issue you had nothing else to do with. Every time an issue hit HN it would be flooded with bystander comments.