it's also going to kill the open web. nobody is going to want to share their ideas or code publicly anymore. with the natural barriers gone, the incentives to share will go to zero. everything will happen behind closed doors.

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tolerance 2 hours ago | parent [-]

You could argue that this could increase output to the open web: outsiders still need a place to clout chase.

	▲	boltzmann-brain 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		GitHub has never been a good method of clout chasing. in decades of being in this industry, I've seen < 1% of potential employers care about FLOSS contributions, as long as you have some stuff on your GH.