+ [2014-07-19T20:36:24Z] Nevik long live userstyles
+ [2014-07-19T20:47:26Z] anaconda if I click on a committer's username and all I get is a 404, does that mean he deleted his account?
+ [2014-07-19T22:01:32Z] odigity Can't figure out why my markdown links won't render. trying to link the term "NODE" to the doc in doc/NODE.rdoc, but it's rendered as literal text: https://github.com/odigity/bitcoin-ruby/blob/master/README.rdoc
+ [2014-07-19T22:02:14Z] odigity oh, wait, I just realized it's probably because it's .rdoc instead of .md

message no. 31007

Posted by plato in #github at 2014-07-19T03:08:19Z

thx
+ [2014-07-20T06:17:15Z] Kane_Hart I'm sorry I hope this is a newbie friendly place. A lot places on Freenode chew you up fast if you are newer. I'm making a little game with a Opensource license etc. I like to do something like fork the project I think is the term and keep it synced up. I would change Very minor things on the client like branding features that would be hardly touched.
+ [2014-07-20T06:17:44Z] Kane_Hart The only downside is its on gitorious and I want to use github to host the project.
+ [2014-07-20T06:18:12Z] Kane_Hart Wondering what normal steps one would take to keep it synced up even if I did no changing and not taking in merging to consideration.
+ [2014-07-20T07:00:01Z] Nevik Kane_Hart: github does not offer automatic syncing for forks anyway. so the process of syncing an "official" fork of a github project and an "unofficial" fork (of a non-github project, so that it cannot have the state of a fork on github) work the same
+ [2014-07-20T07:00:29Z] Nevik Kane_Hart: see https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork and more of those help articles