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Trasmatta ◴[] No.43971964[source]
Only tangentially related, but I'm always fascinated that mailing lists are still a thing in 2025.
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teddyh ◴[] No.43972038[source]
Please, inform us of an alternative which is:

• Non-proprietary

• Federated

• Archivable

• Accessible

• Not dependent on a specific company

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zoobab ◴[] No.43972350[source]
GIT promised to be "Non-proprietary, Decentralized" but still does not have a built-in issue tracker :-)
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1. HappMacDonald ◴[] No.43972460[source]
GIT is non-proprietary and decentralized so it keeps that promise.

And having a built-in issue tracker

1. isn't related to those properties, and

2. isn't truly within the scope of a source code version control management solution.

That's the domain of project management.