romainPrignon / hello-future

Things to store in the GitHub Arctic Code Vault
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We need something useful #1

Open dullbananas opened 5 years ago

dullbananas commented 5 years ago

This repo, and other similar repos as well, don't seem to have anything that is actually useful for future generations

dullbananas commented 5 years ago

We also need to specify in the README where the main repo is, because future generations probably won't know what forks are

romainPrignon commented 5 years ago

Thanks for your feedback @dullbananas

The point of this repository was to let people decide what to share. Usefull information or not :) The fork model works well in that case. Each user can share what he/she wants.

Regarding the index, it is a good idea. Not sure we need to implement it now because there is not enough fork yet.

emijrp commented 5 years ago

I am not sure if GitHub is going to preserve forks. For example, torvalds/linux repo has thousands of forks, preserving all that redundant forks sums terabytes. I recommend creating your own repo for the artic vault, not forking this one.

emijrp commented 5 years ago

This repo, and other similar repos as well, don't seem to have anything that is actually useful for future generations

Can you share links to those repos you are talking about?

Here I only see two https://github.com/topics/github-artic-code-vault

emijrp commented 5 years ago

Perhaps a LICENSE file with a free license is needed. This repo only has a README.

dullbananas commented 5 years ago

Let’s put in every open source license in it