Koala Yeung

> How does Server B know that Server A is allowed to create that particular Fork object? If Lennon has had to tell it first, then it already has everything...

@cwebber: It would be great if you can give some advice on the approach and even co-edit the future specification. Please help.

@bill-auger: Thanks for the input. It is exciting to see that there is already an effort for such a thing, especially when it is very close to how I imagine...

@bill-auger: Thanks. Once there are developers of different git web services here, we can discuss where to move to. And we should.

@o01eg: I don't think fork is required, per se, for any service. But it happens to be what most git service is providing. When I wrote the first post here,...

> BTW the OP misses GitHub in this list I'ld love to have GitHub joining the list. But I doubt the likeliness. Maybe we'll add the name if GitHub staff...

> pagure is for sure missing ;-) You're right. Just added :-)

@Arkanosis: I believe I would have missed a lot of them. Let's make a rule here: "If a contributor from a Git service software has joined our mailing list, I'd...

No one in the work group think we should do push in our protocol. Git is perfectly capable to handle push permission with password control / certificates. Code checkout is...

I think it makes more sense to have a format like RFC or W3C document like, again, [ActivityPub](https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/). Swagger is great at describing RESTful API endpoints. But it does not...