gitbull is ready

On 2015-03-18 00:09, name at domain wrote:
> Hi all
> gitbull is ready
> It work well
> https://gitbull.org
> gitbull run Kallithea,
> Kallithea, its Free Software
> source code management system that supports two leading version
> control systems, Mercurial and Git, and has a web interface that is
> easy to use for users
> GitBull is born because of the death of Gitorious buy by Gitlab.
> GitBull refuse donation, but accept people support.
> we make things free as in freedom
> . we follow the Free Software Foundation and its evolution about What
> is free software.
> we make things free in price and freedom
>
> Like for the Universale Declaration of Human Rights, there is no
> interpretation possible of that statements.
>
> you can help the project
> In many ways! Here are some:
>
> - Using gitbull, and sharing it with your friends and family
> - Reporting issues and bugs that you find
> - suggesting improvements
> - bring your own improvement
>
> thanks to libreplanet and the fsf that throught their
> existant have
> permit this project to happen
> gitbull is a community coding
> fan of codes are welcome.
> github says they are social coding
> gitbull - Community coding
> Code is part of our community
> Free code
> we are a community of people that love free software
> gitbull is a free place for that type of coders.
>

Can you please start https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gitbull ?

What don't people put their energies into existing systems such as savannah? Doesn't it provide everything our community needs that Github, Gitlab, Gitorious and now Gitbull provide? Or am I missing something?

Savannah requires manual approval, that is a showstopper to most people. Also, its interface is ugly and not responsive.

http://notabug.org looks better.

And there is - https://gnu.githost.io/explore, which is the home of GNU social etc.(http://gnu.io) They are using GitLab CE version which is MIT.