Sam Hartman writes ("Debian and Non-Free Services"):
> I'm trying to move a thread from -devel.
>
> Ian Jackson responded [1] to part of a consensus discussion on Git
> recommendations. I had said that I think we recommend against the use
> of non-free services like Github but do not forbid their use.
> Ian disagreed with this recommendation.
Sam, from this thread, it seems very likely[1] that you were right
about where Debian's consensus was, and that I was wrong.
> He proposed the following text for such a GR.
Also Enrico Zini sent a couple of messages where he strongly objected
to this escalation by me. IME Enrico Zini is usually right. I should
have listened to him more carefully the first time.
For my own part, I'm going to drop this suggestion now. I still don't
agree with the apparent project consensus but I want to spend my
energy on something more constructive.
Ian.
[1] Even allowing for the fact that mailing list threads are not a
very reliable way to judge the project's overall views.
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