I completely agree. I'm trying to find out why people think they need GitHub when it's down for anything other than fresh public clones.
We've advertised our Disaster Recovery Guide (http://github.com/blog/175-github-disaster-guide) a few times, but I think not enough people know about it. You can still share and deploy GitHub-based repos when the site is down - that's one of the joys of distributed version control.
cool - you guys rock btw - which is of course why i was upset by my interpretation of the sales page ;-)
> For the record, a git-svn clone of the codeforpeople SVN repo currently available from Rubyforge is 47M.
and *none* of my work from noaa is there ;-) thus the rationale for my bait.