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   Anil Dash (anildash@me.dm)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Aug-2025 05:03:52 JST Anil Dash

   There could not be a more opportune time to make a competitor to GitHub, especially one grounded in community and accountability. Git was not meant to be centralized; “pull requests” are not actually an open standard and throwing code over the wall at others is not actually social coding.

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     Anil Dash (anildash@me.dm)'s status on Wednesday, 13-Aug-2025 00:52:11 JST Anil Dash

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     • Risotto Bias

     @risottobias I think you should take that up with whomever was asserting that

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     Risotto Bias (risottobias@toot.risottobias.org)'s status on Wednesday, 13-Aug-2025 00:52:13 JST Risotto Bias

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     @anildash I dispute that "discussing patches over email over a bad mailing list software" are better than having issue templates, kanban boards, automatic reviewers, and browser based contributions & previews...

     The former is a recipe to get lost in noise

     The later is a collaborative inbox with a definable workflow (like saying pull requests have to pass unit tests, instead of receiving a random patch in a mailing list you must test yourself, by hand)