shutdown-protocol.sh

GitHub changed the world of open-source.

In the beginning it brought together the disconnected programmers who always wanted to work on something with other like-minded people.

In the present it's no longer the foreground. Businesses and professionals connect and the profiles become a bragging ground.

The GH PR system is stretched to its limits. During the early days this was ok: PRs were few and far between. It worked.

I've changed, and so has GitHub. As I grow older I care more about my impact and personal data responsibility. I care about FOSS work being used for profit.

This is one step in a series towards real code and data ownership (again).

I don't believe GitHub is inherently evil, or bad, but it is having interesting consquences for existing! What I've done is simply a response to its evolution.

I will continue to use GitHub, and even promote GitHub, for certain cases.

Read you later!

-- lf94

So now you wanna know everytime someone wants access to your code. That's it?