Is Github (or any other independent source code hosting site)

Sure, you can sell userdata and private code to the highest bidder.

>>57296239
My private repo is 7 USD per month and I barely use it. There are probably tons of people like me.

It's fucking code man, not images or videos. It doesn't take up much disk space.

>>57298408
>paying for a private repo
Are you legally retarded?

>>57298408

Unless you have a company and plan on selling that code, why not make that repo public? Or use Bitbucket, which gives you free private repos if you have 5 or less people contributing to it?

>>57298583
not him, but i used to use private repos for projects that i was tinkering with that weren't quite ready.

for a little while when i was writing academic papers privately and then later publishing the finished versions when they were accepted to conferences, i would use a private repo.

i'm aware of bitbucket and other sites. github is a more polished experience. more people have github accounts so if i include them as a collaborator on a project i don't also have to ask them to register a new account.

don't use this sjw-infested site, use bitbucket.

>>57298944


gitlab you fucking imbecile

>>57299131
>i'm aware of bitbucket and other sites.
funny calling me an imbecile considering you're not very good at reading

>>57299134


>i'm aware of the solution
>I still pay like a retard


retard

>>57299160
you're making it easier for me because i don't really have to type much, just copy and paste subsequent parts of the post:
>github is a more polished experience. more people have github accounts so if i include them as a collaborator on a project i don't also have to ask them to register a new account.

but you could've had that answer if you got the help you apparently need with reading comprehension

>>57299160
>>57299131
Gitlab users, everybody!

>>57298944

Most people I know of have both Bitbucket and Github accounts. Paying $7 a month for not mildly inconveniencing people still seems retarded.