It has been a full week now since GitHub disabled our public repository for Quilibrium. Here's what we know.

1. After pushing through multiple connections to escalate the case, we finally received a support response after the first 48 hours:

I have been looking into some Ethereum repos for some study work and most of the work seems to be happening on Github. 

There is a reason Linus Torvalds doesn’t move to GitHub and linux kernel development happens on email lists and patch sharing

I have been looking into some Ethereum repos for some study work and most of the work seems to be happening on Github. 

There is a reason Linus Torvalds doesn’t move to GitHub and linux kernel development happens on email lists and patch sharing 

https://warpcast.com/cassie/0x284b7803

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even if all the tech giants try to shut down all linux kernel development they won’t be able to do it because the kernel development happens in a distributed way

I guess another reason to not use GitHub

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-gitloker-attacks-wipe-github-repos-in-extortion-scheme/

really surprising because ethereum is supposed to help build decentralized infrastructure but relies on centralized infrastructure to core protocol development