I see. I think i even remember someone working on a NOSTR variant, but that's maybe a false memory. Anyhow :)

EDIT: indeed, there is... https://github.com/NostrGit/NostrGit (last mod 1 year ago though)

There are also open source alternatives like Gitea. But a centralized service isn't even needed. Git was designed from ground up to allow pulling peer-to-peer, it's just less convenient.

0xIlmari

Yeah, my question is a bit weird on second thought. I also had cloned it locally at some point. It would be trivial to use Gitlab or any other version control service if Github ever decides to review its policies...

south_korea_ln

bitcoin

ETH removes section of their github following a state authority inquiry

> I imagine there are copies maintained on other repositories other than Github?

Every time someone clones the repo, it becomes a standalone complete copy of all the code and its history, and you can keep it up to date by fetching regularly (I alone have two copies because I run two nodes and I build them from source). Git is like Bitcoin in that regard.