As an experiment, I'm setting up an instance of http://GOGS.io (sort of a GitHub clone written in Go) where your user and org must be two kanji characters (used in Chinese, Japanese, Korean languages). Over time, I'm hoping to add more significant changes:
- hiding the git concepts
- accepting pull requests automatically within a week
- inviting a user to edit a section of a file, and automatically accepting that input
- inviting members of the public to contribute content (not code) in some way, without signing in
I've always had mixed feelings about git and GitHub, from exploring GeoGit two years ago, to last year saying we needed an "Ello for GitHub" (do you remember Ello?). Generally great tools are great, but then we start to think that they are the only way of doing things. We start thinking that GitHub is the place for writing, 3D design,