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Re:What is a fork, and how GitHub changed its meaning by Sir_Cmpwn on Friday May 24, 2019 @02:47PM (#20004227)
It's very easy. lists.sr.ht, for example, supports importing and exporting mailing list archives as mbox files (a well-known format for email storage).
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Re:What is a fork, and how GitHub changed its meaning by 3JPLW on Friday May 24, 2019 @04:43PM (#20005109)
Is it as easy to export tickets from Sourcehut? Can I participate in tickets on Sourcehut without creating an account?
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Re:What is a fork, and how GitHub changed its meaning by Sir_Cmpwn on Saturday May 25, 2019 @12:57PM (#20010028)
It's not easy to export tickets right now, but I'm working on improving that. There's an API, so it's similar in capability to exporting tickets from GitHub, but I want to do better. I've put in about half the work necessary to file tickets without an account, the rest is just some database changes and should be live in the next few weeks.
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Re:What is a fork, and how GitHub changed its meaning by shakna on Saturday May 25, 2019 @12:20AM (#20007061)
> Is it as easy to export tickets from Sourcehut?

I know Drew is working on a few email things for the `todo` section of the site. Opening tickets, and responding via email.

> Can I participate in tickets on Sourcehut without creating an account?

Depends. I set up most of my public ones to allow anonymous users to contribute, but it's up to the owner to decide whether they want that or not.

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