DJMcMayhem
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8 years ago I see 6 repositories across 4 users Personally I think this isn't a great idea for a couple different reasons.
- If someone wants to make their own brain-flak interpreter, they're totally free to do so. (Especially since it's MIT). If they do, I don't want to force them to join an organization and then taking over their repository.
- Most of the brain-flak related repositories are unofficial. Technically, I think this is the only official repository, and that's just because it happens to be the first (and most well known).
- Since it's a pretty simple language to implement, I know some people are writing it just for fun/to learn a language better. That's why I initially wrote it in ruby, and why this one is in C++.
- It's not important enough to warrant having an organization. It's a great language and all, and I'm really happy with how it turned out, but it's still just an esoteric language. Nobody's going to write serious software in it, and development is pretty much done. That's not to say I don't want to encourage people to use it, especially since I think it's a blast,
Wheatwizard
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There are currently three repositories on GitHub associated with Brain-Flak (that I know of) distributed across the same number of users. From an organization perspective I was thinking it might be a good idea to create a Brain-Flak organization and migrate all these repositories to that organization.