Thanks for explaining whats going on @Matthew Kratter ! @Bitcoin Mechanic perhaps this is an opportunity to start using `ngit` for social interactions around the bitcoin core repo. Ngit creates nostr events for commits, pull requests and issues and there is a nostr client (gitworkshop) for interacting with these events. Essentially this nostr client acts as a proxy between you and the git server, so you can continue to share a repo with users who are still doing social interactions on github. @DanConwayDev is maintaining this and it has made tremendous progress since the last time a core dev (Fabian Jahr) tried it out. This controversy could be an opportunity to move away from the network effects on GitHub..