walletbeat

It appears my GitHub account has been flagged and purged from GitHub.
All PRs and issues I have filed (both Walletbeat and non-Walletbeat) are now 404s.
My profile is a 404.
The walletbeat repository is owned by an org, so it is thankfully not purged.
Investigating. If anyone has a contact at GH, DM me.

It is likely that Walletbeat development will need to move to https://radicle.xyz going forward to avoid further problems.

Contributor @ /walletbeat.

Censorship resistance requires privacy.

@polymutex I saved your screenshots on local hd. I hope @github fully restores your account access with a full post-mortem of how this happened.

Or, if it is explicit censoring, and they don't provide an explicit rationale, I'm going to give them serious shit.

Keep us informed!

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@nate_zec @github Thanks. It's probably some intern who wrote an SQL query to find accounts that have only ever logged in from non-residential IPs &amp;&amp; don't have phone number attached, or something silly like that. If it was explicitly against my account, they'd also have banned the Walletbeat org.

polymutex

Update: GitHub account reinstatement appeal ticket filed: #3818789

According to GitHub's support page:

> Due to high support volume, it may take up to seven business days to hear back from our Support Engineers.

In the meantime, I will continue to try to escalate, research alternatives, and continue WB development.

Update 2: https://farcaster.xyz/polymutex.eth/0x947ca4e7

Update: https://farcaster.xyz/polymutex.eth/0x55bd2a69

Silver lining:
https://x.com/polymutex/status/1975617773910041087

Co-Founder 

Contact: https://meta.orbiter.website

Radicle you need to host your own server, as this needs IPFS, and it may be kinda laggy. Depends how many users work on the base. Tangled.sh is literally a github but based on  bluesky dids (you can also host your own, but not necessary)

Check tangled.sh to👋 radicle is good, but not that inviting for 3rd party activities

I’ve been using radicle to host some of my repos and have liked the experience. It does require learning new stuff though. If you want something that’s self hostable but also similar to gh I would recommend gitea:

Tricks with polynomials and Riemann-Roch spaces. Breaking into the platonic realm to pillage forbidden abstractions. Starknet grantee.

I like that you can spin up hidden services.

I’ve been using radicle to host some of my repos and have liked the experience. It does require learning new stuff though. If you want something that’s self hostable but also similar to gh I would recommend gitea:

https://docs.gitea.com/