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Libgee seems to not be updated for 4 months. I guess something might've went wrong.

I believe that ohloh should use commit time not creation time as imagine following situation: I work on a branch for a long time I rebase against master and push it The following happens: ... [More] Commits are unordered - parent commits may be before children commits The project have 'decreased' activity as the 'past' appear to be more active then present. [Less]

libgee license is currently LGPL 2.1+ not LGPL 3.

It would be great if Ohloh would joined semantic web exporting foaf ad doap RDF metadata.

Thanks

https://www.ohloh.net/p/merb-global is duplicate of https://www.ohloh.net/p/merb_global. PS. Is it possible to redownlod its git history as well.

Ok. Sorry then - I just always seen this problem. What's important: it is fixed :D

Every time I see a git repo it reports it failed import (eg. Step 2 of 3: Importing source code into database (Failed 5 months ago.) from https://www.ohloh.net/p/gnome-overlay/enlistments). May be it ... [More] will be a recursive task if failed a week ago then delete and reclone or something like that. [Less]

Well - I also thought about not creating the full project with separate name etc.

Well - the forks may not be entirly nice but they happen. For example I've forked gnio (https://www.ohloh.net/projects/gnio) and developed my branch writing some parts from scratch (however many have ... [More] ramain) - http://github.com/uzytkownik/gnio/tree I have such options: - Add reference to the existing project (well - in fact it is somehow different project) - Create a separate project (for projects that sole purpose is to be integrated into glib it seems a little too big) The best solution would be to recognise forks. It might works for example for Linux Kernel. [Less]