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Who Should Pay For Source Code Availability?

Quality: 8/10 Relevance: 9/10

Summary

The article argues that traditional forking and vendoring to ensure source code availability are inefficient and proposes Radicle, a peer-to-peer network, as a more cost-effective way to keep code reliably accessible. It compares Radicle to centralized platforms like GitHub and Codeberg, discusses seeding policies, and shares the author's personal experience adopting Radicle.

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