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From:	DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
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> It's even simpler than that, thanks to git.
> 
> > git://git.geda-project.org/pcb.git
> 
> Just clone this, write the code, and then publish it somewhere.

How is creating and publishing a new repo elsewhere simplier than
using an existing repo?  Especially since Bert already has write privs
in geda-project's repo?

I understand that git (or any SCM) lets you make copies of repos all
over the internet, but just because you CAN do it doesn't always mean
you SHOULD do it.  It would be much easier to find all gEDA-related
development, for example, if it happened in the gEDA repository.

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