GitHub got content creators in the door by being easy to use like that. It became the de facto search engine for users looking to find projects because once you have a critical mass of the creators, that's what happens.
If whoever comes along with a competing product runs it in a centralized manner like GitHub, then they'll create the same issue the OP has with GitHub. If they offer a decentralized, easy to use solution, they need to also offer a way for the person looking for a project to search the decentralized net. Without a unified search, nobody is going to oust GitHub from their spot.
If whoever comes along with a competing product runs it in a centralized manner like GitHub, then they'll create the same issue the OP has with GitHub. If they offer a decentralized, easy to use solution, they need to also offer a way for the person looking for a project to search the decentralized net. Without a unified search, nobody is going to oust GitHub from their spot.