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Dumping everyones code? #3

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vans163 opened this issue Sep 16, 2016 · 4 comments
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Dumping everyones code? #3

vans163 opened this issue Sep 16, 2016 · 4 comments

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@vans163
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vans163 commented Sep 16, 2016

What if we dump our relevent code from projects under the project it came from / user if that is not avail?

Then we have 1 central place where we collaborate and pull from all the different sources we have.

For example I put my websocket implemention under websocket_vans163/ and websocket/ folder could be the central collaboration location.

I pushed an example.

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if people want to put their projects under the org that is totally fine, but i think it's also totally fine for them to keep ownership as long as they are open to cooperation and they don't become a roadblock

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vans163 commented Sep 16, 2016

yea they could include their license under their folder? I mean is it not the same to say pull out relevant snippets of code, and include a license. Vs including their whole project? Also if their project is GNU License I think we cant use it with Apache License, so in that case they would just have to willingly offer snippets with no license.

I think keeping ownership will be too cumbersome to make changes, every contribution should be equally owned by everyone.

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i don't think beam-http should own any code, personally. i want to support other projects and encourage cooperation between them, not take them over

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vans163 commented Sep 16, 2016

Can a project like that be included in erlang/OTP then? I mean encouraging other projects then makes this a non-code repo, maybe its better to open a Wiki then instead of a github repo?

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