+ [2014-10-15T21:43:27Z] Iamgoofball so i got a question. Why doesn't deleting comments leave some kind of evidence behind that a comment was deleted in Pull Requests or Issues?
+ [2014-10-15T21:43:44Z] Iamgoofball even if it's just a small little note saying something was here at some point
+ [2014-10-15T21:44:10Z] Iamgoofball as renaming prs and stuff provide a notification message that shows up on the pull request or issue report
+ [2014-10-15T22:14:41Z] Pattrico hi, when using git, do you upload your websites images?
+ [2014-10-15T22:31:42Z] dataangel I clone'd a github repo without forking, made some branches, and committed on them. Now I want to send a pull request to the author. I fork'd on github, do I now just change the origin on my exising checkout and push?

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Posted by VxJasonxV in #github at 2014-10-15T00:00:35Z

git doesn't have a concept of resuming other than pushing objects the remote doesn't have
+ [2014-10-16T00:05:42Z] microban !register
+ [2014-10-16T02:51:52Z] mjuksel_ Hello, and good morning/evening to everyone :)
+ [2014-10-16T07:09:43Z] tobiasvl dataangel: yes, sounds good. change your remote to your new github fork, push to it, and make a pull request from your fork to the original repo
+ [2014-10-16T07:35:26Z] pukeatron hey guys. i want to make pull request to a repo, but the repo has lots of branches.