GitHub is quickly becoming unusable, just like LinkedIn and everything else Microsoft has acquired. I really hope Nostr's adoption of GRASP / NIP-34 gains momentum. My Forgejo instance has everything I need really. I'm slowly but surely moving away from GitHub.

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I hope so, too. I don't understand enough about programming or git to do anything in that area yet, but maybe someday. I took a good dummy's look at Gitworkshop, and I think if I ever came across a typo, I might be able to figure it out. To have that level of functionality already, is impressive.

The Github situation is a shame in the same way as the YouTube situation: a great learning environment, past it's prime. Its clear their system thinks I'm a bot, and they offer no real solution. I'm dedicated to assisting the projects that allowed me to get involved, in whatever way I can, but beyond that, I feel like any other attention paid there is a waste. I've spent more minutes in correspondence with support than I have contributing, over the last 6 weeks. Its silly, I barely do anything.

But I'm just lamenting... 'tis a Monday after all. ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿซ‚

I get the feeling. And thanks for your "Monday Adventure" on top of everything you already do for Nostr.

GitHubโ€™s algorithms are quite messy and often go against their Terms of Service. I ran into issues myself after creating a machine account, which is actually allowed under their ToS. Luckily, after going through the appeal process a few times, a human eventually reviewed it and resolved the problem. But GitHub is broken in several other ways; death by a thousand papercuts.

Dan Conway is doing great work for sure. Honestly, some of the coolest tech on Nostr.