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Same for my Kindle. What's the point of this?

• XorNot 12y ago
  Judging from the tone of the post (a big section complaining about GitHub users?) I'd say in this case the problem is between chair and keyboard.
  • xj9 12y ago
    It can be circumvented using coral: http://laurent.bachelier.name.nyud.net/2012/05/github-kinda-sucks http://laurent.bachelier.name.nyud.net/2012/05/github-kinda-...
  • wsc981 12y ago
    While I've never dealt with pull requests myself, I can understand the annoyance if lots of remotes are added to a repo just because a pull request was accepted from a contributor at some time in the past. I'd have to agree with the poster that patches are a cleaner way to contribute to a project and it's a shame Github hasn't some functionality built in to just send a patch to a maintainer instead of using pull requests.