It is also true that Microsoft’s move was unexpected and brutal… 
GitHub is like a temple for open source.
I’m sorry for the way I chose to react to the news about Github yesterday, for disrupting people’s use of my projects, and for speaking rudely to some of you. I can’t undo all the damage I did, but I’m going to work to rebuild what I can.
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Right, but sadly, an acquisition was inevitable, considering how much VC money they’d taken without turning an adequate profit.
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I hope Gitlab won’t have the same fate…
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seriously though - your commits are still distributed all over the place, is the fuss over MS owning the social aspect (PRs with animated gifs)? or github issues? or the storage? for me it was a place to store commits for free. still will be, right?
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It was an emotional reaction more than anything. I don’t anticipate much changing from a user perspective. It’s still a good place to host code and collaborate.
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Click Start to shutdown
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No one noticed that even Microsoft publishes their own opensource projects via github? All of the D3D12 material and the new shader compiler (DXIL) is on github - at least for the last 3 years.
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I believe you didn't do anything harmful to anybody. Everyone can have their own opinion on that
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switching to gitlab was out of line when you could have gone to bitbucket
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