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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 12/09/14 14:35, Ian Cordasco a
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<p dir="ltr">I was actually wondering if we should just keep it on
BitBucket but convert it to git. This would allow the URL to
remain the same so people will not be misled to the old
repository. Granted clicking a link to take them to the git
version isn't terrible but it just seems easier. Also while I'm
the most active maintainer I wouldn't feel right recreating the
repo under my account. If we do move to GitHub, I would rather
make an organization to house the repo and probably
flake8-docstrings.</p>
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Some kind of QA org seems like a good move. I can always archive my
BB repo and keep a single README that points to the new stuff.<br>
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