Hi Andreas > In addition I would say that we can assume the edit.php.net to be dead after > we moved documentation from SVN to git. So that is awesome as that > means "one down" and we couldn't already find someone to modify > edit.php.net to work with git instead of SVN. So that's great news!
Good point. Will add this to my RFC. I was not aware of this. > GitHub is a company based in the US and therefore bound to US law. That > already means that people from certain countries can not (easily) collaborate > and are therefore also excluded from contributing in any way to PHP[1]. In > addition to those regulations directly by GitHub some countries are blocking > access to GitHub on their own account which means that Developers from > Russia or China will have a harder time contributing to PHP due to the fact > that they are not able to login into any system. > > Are we aware of that? I think that's an issue many people had when PHP moved to GitHub. But now development is already on GitHub, so in my opinion there isn't a big issue with that (beside of course that they can't participate in general). For your concerns regarding human resources, I would do everything needed to bring such a system to existence. Best regards Aaron Junker
