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Is there an "official" fork? #616

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reaktivo opened this issue Oct 2, 2015 · 7 comments
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Is there an "official" fork? #616

reaktivo opened this issue Oct 2, 2015 · 7 comments

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@reaktivo
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reaktivo commented Oct 2, 2015

This projects seems to be abandoned. Can we join efforts in a single repo? There seems to be a great amount of features being developed by some forks.

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Which forks? I'll add collaborators to this repo.

On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 6:33 AM, Marcel Miranda notifications@github.com
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This projects seems to be abandoned. Can we join efforts in a single repo? There seems to be a great amount of features being developed by some forks.

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reaktivo commented Oct 2, 2015

Well, there's at least two nice pull requests that I would love to see in the csslint project, and would resolve a bunch of problems.

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👍 but preferred solution would be for the admin to add maintainers to this repo

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Just as some more evidence that something needs to be done, for the linter-csslint Atom package we have had to use an alternate fork until #605 and #606 are merged in here. I would absolutely love to delete that fork and use the official repository again!

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Can we use this thread to start proposing collaborators? We'll also need to put together a code of conduct since it will be less of a poorly run monarchy. ;) Maybe there is one we can borrow from another project?

One of the a11y projects I've contributed to requires rough consensus amongst collaborators and green tests to merge. That seems good to me.

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Just as some evidence that something needs to be done, for the linter-csslint Atom package we have had to use an alternate fork until #605 and #606 are merged in here. I would absolutely love to delete that fork and use the official repository again!

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Any takers? This project is looking rather abandoned currently...

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frvge commented Feb 9, 2016

There is more activity again so I'm closing this issue.

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