Ionică Bizău (Johnny B.)

@FranzSkuffka I am _not_ for forking and maintaining. It's much harder to maintain your own fork because most of the people will find this popular repository. I also vote for...

@irony Oh, interesting read! :book:

I just emailed @harthur! Hope she will reply me and save these nice goodies. :grin: :gift: :pray:

No response from the author _yet_... :disappointed:

@michaelpittino I contacted GitHub support–maybe they will be able to help us since @harthur had a talk at Passion Projects. Hopefully they will have a solution. :pray:

From GitHub support: > Unfortunately we don't have any contact details for Heather Arthur from her Passion Projects appearance. Hopefully she'll reply to your email if she's able to help.

@robertleeplummerjr That's cool! :+1: I would still recommend having real source repositories, not forks (that means: delete forks, create repos, `git push --all` from local clones of @harthur's repos). I...

@robertleeplummerjr Note we can always make pull requests between source repositories (not only between forks)—I still think we should convert them in source repositories, not forking. :grin:

> Note we can always make pull requests between source repositories Well, actually that's wrong: I mean, we can synchronize the source repositories anyways: when the original owner is back...

@robertleeplummerjr :cool: We now can start merging these PRs from this very repository in the @harthur-org account (by `git pull`ing). :sparkles: