> Oh, and gitlab isn't systematically racist, which is always a personal ethical win.
Wait, what? How is GitHub "systematically racist"?
> Shout out to sourcehut as a possible next cool thing - currently in public alpha
Sourcehut seems like a niche product for a niche audience. That's not a criticism – if anything, that's a compliment because too often people with niche needs or preferences are left out in the cold, but I don't think it'll be anywhere near the "next GitHub".
Re:GitHub isn't fun anymore
by steve_adams_86 on Wednesday June 17, 2020 @05:35AM
(#23549523)
Are you talking about those affirmative action, 'anti white' slides created by a woman who worked/works for GitHub? Or the master/slave debacle?
Racist?
Re:GitHub isn't fun anymore
by MaxBarraclough on Wednesday June 17, 2020 @06:08AM
(#23549719)
They're probably referring to a code-of-conduct document which has been attributed to GitHub, although I believe the document is (was?) actually maintained by the TODO Group, of which GitHub is a member.
https://todogroup.org/members/
Discussion of the code-of-conduct:
* https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github/issues/107#issuec...
Whilst GH has duplicated these features very recently, they are still things that are at the core of gitlabs offering, so are generally higher quality and better supported.
Gitlab is also open source, which lets me mirror their repo locally in case they die or remove a feature I use.
Oh, and gitlab isn't systematically racist, which is always a personal ethical win.
Shout out to sourcehut as a possible next cool thing - currently in public alpha