To be clear: You can also use your normal git CLI to interact with this git server. You don't need the web interface. That's just to make it more human-friendly and allow you to sign events with the browser extension. The whole thing is an API. The people and bots with write-access to the instance's default relays have full permissions. People and bots who can Nostr AUTH have public access, with mild rate-limiting. Everyone else is a guest and have to behave themselves. ๐Ÿ˜

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I've spent all day testing, testing, testing. Have to get the write and read permissions exactly right, before I host an instance, for TheForest ๐ŸŒฒ to play with.
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