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.
@anildash I really hoped that the federated code collaboration stuff GitTea / @forgejo have been working on for years would be more widespread by now. Or even the Nostr stuff so we wouldn't need to tie identity to servers. https://nostrgit.org/
I'm personally working on migrating to https://radicle.xyz/
@burnitdown @anildash @forgejo So is the fediverse depending on where you go. 😅 Nostr is more known for bitcoin maximalists. They're defs less strict about moderation on public relays compared to fedi instances. It's a fundamentally different dynamic to fediblocking though IMO.
that's really, really stretching the facts. yes, nazis exist on the internet, but we do our best on fedi the shut them up and shut them down. nostr tells them to come on in, sit down, and have a drink. we have a name for that, it's "nazi bar".
"bitcoin maximalists", gee, who have those always turned out to be? what did i fucken say? 
@burnitdown @anildash @forgejo From what I understand speaking to folks like @rabble the Nazi problem is less of an issue than you'd expect on the major apps/relays.
I don't think it's fair to assume the worst of everyone or think there's one size fits all for users of a platform/technology. It's okay if the risk is too high for your needs but it is not quite as extreme as you seem to be assuming.
