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individual person
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users can own repositories
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can have multiple emails (work, play)
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appear throughout the site
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group many users together
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are administered by users (similar to facebook users)
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can own repositories
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contains teams (if you want)
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suggested improvements, tasks, action items
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created by users, closed by admins, moderators or other users depending on permissions
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contain their own discussion forum
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grouped by tags and milestones
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referred to as "tickets" in other systems
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personal copy of anothers user’s repository
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lives as a repository in your account
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can make changes without effecting the original
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can be public or private
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used to submit a pull request
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Pull Request
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proposed change to the repository
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contains who changes what when
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submitted by a user, accepted by an admin
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provide a discussion forum
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generally tied to issues
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generally used for repository documentation
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anyone can edit
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who made what change when
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public or private
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free web hosting for static sites
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push to a special branch
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all files available as a web page
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automagically fires the Jekyll templating engine
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everything still versioned in Git