Me too. And dons, could you mirror jhc too, or are you just mirroring your own projects?

Hmm, looks like git could use this just as much as SVN... it's hard to figure out how to use git correctly :-(. For instance, see the GIT commitdiff linked below (though I did mess up sending the ... [More] patch, and it was my first...): http://git.kernel.org/?p=utils/pciutils/pciutils.git;a=commitdiff;h=09156b3b13e4940d14d390f7cbb1fd6bdea6a9d8 [Less]

Hmm. What would be used as the value the property? I mean, if the contributer had an SVN account, wouldn't they have committed the code? Anyway, couldn't committers let the requests pile up for a ... [More] while (a week, a month) before handling them? Wouldn't be such a hassle then... [Less]

It should perhaps be possible to request attribution for a commit from a committer, to make it easy for the committer to find the right account if nothing else.

Well, it's nice to see signs of something happening. People don't like waiting for something that doesn't seem to be coming any closer. Would be nice if the enlistments page for a project would show ... [More] approximately where in the queue a project/enlistment is (i.e. say "n of m", which might be a bit out of date) [Less]

Hugs has the same issue as monotone, except that it has moved from cvs to darcs.

There should be a way to indicate that a project has switched to an unsupported version control system, as well as which unsupported version control system(s) a project uses. For instance the hugs ... [More] project (http://www.ohloh.net/projects/4078) seems to use darcs now. Not that there's necessarily much development on that particular project these days, but it'd be nice to be able to indicate things like this. [Less]

Maybe you should put newly-enlisted repositories in a seperate queue or something?

It might be nice to have an ohloh facebook application (so I could show off my pitiful contributions to SVN-using projects on facebook).

It would be nice if you would make your lists viewable somewhere so we can see how near the top of the list something is. It might also be nice if we could say which unsupported languages and version ... [More] control systems a project uses. And if it wasn't obvious based on the thread I'm posting this in: I too want darcs support, since I've done (and do) work on a number of projects developed with darcs. I expect that it would be a good idea to mainly associate people with their darcs contributions automatically based on email address, though I guess you could have figured that out anyway. (It's very easy to make a contribution to a darcs-based project and forget about it entirely). [Less]