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Room for another?
(Same name as here.)

Oh sounds cool! invitation sent!

Hi Joe, thanks to Lexikos, you and the community for AHK! Yes please add me my GitHub ID is kensoh

I intend to integrate AHK with an open-source tool that I'm working on, which automates web-apps and use visual automation for desktop apps.

h3xb0y invite sent, make your membership public to get your "badge"

invite me pls, my username is h3xb0y

Isn't this a solution to host git-repositories on private servers, whereas github, bitbucket or gitlab are hosting services? Nice anyway ....

very nice BoBo!

[FYI] An alternative to GitHub/GitLab for tiny project groups on a lean environment ... Gitea AKA "GitXXXLite") * [/FYI]

* c't 02/2018 - p46

nnnik wrote:Yeah I know I don't have forking or repo access either.

Can't you fork any public repository ?

add me, same username

lol nnnik


Jokes aside PM me for the repos you want

Yeah I know I don't have forking or repo access either.

If the initial membership is limited to the badge, I'm fine. I was just a little irritated, by having new members with no visible AHK experience.

It's a thin line between being too liberate and scaring off newly interested people

I have stopped giving repo access, they just get the badge. :/
I agree with what you trying to say...

Just a short question: Is there a policy for adding people to the AutoHotkey github organization?

Background: The last few people added to github organization haven't been active neither on the AutoHotkey-forum before (less then 5 posts)nor did they contribute anything of relevance with their forum posts nor do they have any AutoHotkey-relevant repositories on their own github-accounts. Does it make sense to add people without any visible AutoHotkey-reputation to the AutoHotkey github organization - just because they ask for membership?

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Hey! This is https://github.com/kvaluruk. I'd like to be added to the team.

@Stevoisiak
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