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[1] https://imblien.com/posts/harry-potter-related/happy-christm...
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Hey there, I'm on the Community Relations team at GitLab. I'd love to learn more about your experience as a member of the GitLab community. When you say that opening an issue on GitLab doesn't make you feel part of a community, are you referring issues on one of GitLab's projects (ex: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab ) or are you referring to issues on open source projects being hosted on GitLab.com? Community is…
I think he meant just the network effects of a social platform. Github has more people in them so there are more people interacting with repositories hosted on Github. I wish that somehow people carried identity across Github / Gitlab / Gitea / other services. Like, a federated issue tracker. Or otherwise that the issues themselves were easily movable between platforms, with no lock-in. But the incumbent platforms ra…
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Hey there, I'm on the Community Relations team at GitLab. I'd love to learn more about your experience as a member of the GitLab community. When you say that opening an issue on GitLab doesn't make you feel part of a community, are you referring issues on one of GitLab's projects (ex: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab ) or are you referring to issues on open source projects being hosted on GitLab.com? Community is…
I think he meant just the network effects of a social platform. Github has more people in them so there are more people interacting with repositories hosted on Github. I wish that somehow people carried identity across Github / Gitlab / Gitea / other services. Like, a federated issue tracker. Or otherwise that the issues themselves were easily movable between platforms, with no lock-in. But the incumbent platforms ra…
This is exactly what FedeProxy is dedicated to.
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I think he meant just the network effects of a social platform. Github has more people in them so there are more people interacting with repositories hosted on Github. I wish that somehow people carried identity across Github / Gitlab / Gitea / other services. Like, a federated issue tracker. Or otherwise that the issues themselves were easily movable between platforms, with no lock-in. But the incumbent platforms ra…
I haven't seen the projects you shared. I'll take a look. Thanks.
This is cool, but I do find it odd that GitLab and Gitea isn't supported. It's always strange to me seeing people choose to build their platforms dependent on proprietary 3rd party infrastructure when good open-source self-hosted alternatives are available and easy to set up.
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Actually, does anyone mind answering this question (non-sarcastically)? I'd be pretty interested in the answer.
Sure. The gist is that Disqus collects your data like no one's business, and other shady things like ads. It's a very popular commenting system because it's free to use and easy to setup, but there's an obvious downside. I would go more in depth but honestly the articles below do a much better job. https://supunkavinda.blog/disqus https://jacquesmattheij.com/disqus-bait-and-switch-now-with-... https://hn.algolia.com/…
I've been gathering[1] (blog) commenting systems (and some alternative approaches) since 2018. It started with a few entries, but I add new tools every few months. Great to see the ecosystem getting bigger. [1] https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/