Hi! I started An Org on github called colorguru, this website aims to help people find color codes and more on colors, history, etc. I thought that i couldn't do all this myself, so i'm reaching to fellow Scratchers.

I'm Looking for Designers,Front-end,Back-end,Node.js Geeks,Beta Testers, Githuber (Not required),and Owners
I am Putting this Here, because many coders reach here, and no coders reach the collb section.

I hope you apply.

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I have delated the gh, will remake it soon.

I'll have a think about joining as a front-end dev, but I can't confirm anything at the moment.

-Vuton- wrote:

I'll have a think about joining as a front-end dev, but I can't confirm anything at the moment.

Okay, Thank you.

blueparrot18 wrote:

Now hiring

How much can you pay me?

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MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

Now hiring

How much can you pay me?

None, Sadly. I hope this to be a Free Project.

blueparrot18 wrote:

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

Now hiring

How much can you pay me?

None, Sadly. I hope this to be a Free Project.

Cool. I'll handle the business side, and I can also make the logo

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MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

Cool. I'll handle the business side, and I can also make the logo

I can't tell if you're still joking or not…

Jonathan50 wrote:

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

Cool. I'll handle the business side, and I can also make the logo

I can't tell if you're still joking or not…

Same here

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

Now hiring

How much can you pay me?

None, Sadly. I hope this to be a Free Project.

Cool. I'll handle the business side, and I can also make the logo

Thanks!

Should I move to gitlab?

blueparrot18 wrote:

Should I move to gitlab?

There is nothing wrong with GitHub or the MIT License.

-Vuton- wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

Should I move to gitlab?

There is nothing wrong with GitHub or the MIT License.

Yes, there is; and reasons were just listed. To counter them, you need to give reasons…

Here are the arguments provided, and if you disagree with a point then explain why..

absulh wrote:

Sorry, I would think about joining but there are two major problems stopping me from joining:

1. You are licensing this software under the MIT license.
This means that all code I input would be able to be used by proprietary software. I do not want that to happen, as proprietary software is bad.
If you consider licensing it under the GPL (or even the LGPL, though preferably the first) I might consider joining.

2. You are using github.
Github is rated F (for fail) on the GNU Ethical Repository Criteria: https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html
This means that it is unsuitable to host software on.
I looked at why Github is rated this, and the reasons are truly horrible.
Github requires non-free javascript for important functionality!
This means that it is unusable for me, or anyone who cares about their freedom.

If you consider hosting it on your own server, or using GNU savannah, or at least Gitlab, I might consider joining.


Only until these two problems are solved, will I be able to consider joining.

jokebookservice1 wrote:

-Vuton- wrote:

blueparrot18 wrote:

Should I move to gitlab?

There is nothing wrong with GitHub or the MIT License.

Yes, there is; and reasons were just listed. To counter them, you need to give reasons…

1. There is nothing wrong with wanting to license your software under the MIT license. If you personally don't want to contribute to an MIT-licensed project, that is your business.
2. It is a choice to use proprietary software. If you don't have a problem using proprietary software, you should go ahead and do so.

In any case, it's rather likely that @absulh is not being sincere, given that they only joined 3 hours ago. So… [/offtopic]

TheMonsterOfTheDeep wrote:

In any case, it's rather likely that @absulh is not being sincere, given that they only joined 3 hours ago. So… [/offtopic]

Yep, generally, whenever somebody registers a Scratch account minutes before making a post on the ATs about free software, Gentoo, or communism, it's a troll account… Edit: continued discussion in comments[/offtopic]

jokebookservice1 wrote:

Yes, there is; and reasons were just listed. To counter them, you need to give reasons…

I didn't even need to answer:

TheMonsterOfTheDeep wrote:

1. There is nothing wrong with wanting to license your software under the MIT license. If you personally don't want to contribute to an MIT-licensed project, that is your business.
2. It is a choice to use proprietary software. If you don't have a problem using proprietary software, you should go ahead and do so.

In any case, it's rather likely that @absulh is not being sincere, given that they only joined 3 hours ago. So… [/offtopic]

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