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I understand your point of view, but having multiple hosting sites is no additional overhead for me. It just means the project has more opportunity to receive improvements. Some people might have moral problems with GitHub but none with Google Code or BitBucket. Others might have religious concerns about using Google Code but not GitHub or BitBucket. Finally, others might have a grudge against BitBucket but none against GitHub or Google Code. I'm just giving them more ways to use and contribute to django-axes to fit their personal preferences.

I say it's no additional overhead for me because I have shortcuts for mirroring the code to all three sites at one time. If one mirror is out of sync with other, then that's a problem, but that shouldn't be the case.

Lastly, BitBucket technically hosts the official copy of this project. Had I closed down the issues on this repository, would you have opened the tickets you opened today? :)

I appreciate your concern, but I personally don't think it's much of a problem having the project (and all of my other Django projects) hosted in three places. The redundancy is priceless when one network is down for one reason or another.

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Ok, that makes sense. Maybe a comment on each of the sites just to let people know they aren't stale copies? (I actually created a github account to comment on this project -- I usually use bitbucket)
Thank you for django-axes :-)

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Just a question: When are the other sites updated? Bitbucket and Google Code don't have todays commits. (And when is PyPi updated?)

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I actually created a github account to comment on this project

Haha, that's funny! Sorry I've caused you so much confusion.

Usually the repos are synchronized as soon as I merge a pull request from any given site. Unfortunately, I don't have quite as much time to maintain these projects as I did before kids... I get around to minor maintenance maybe once a month. Sometimes more often if I have less to do at work during the day.

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Hah, wow, I had completely forgotten that I had added Mike Blume as a collaborator on this project. No wonder so much work is getting done here :)

Both other sites should now have up-to-date copies of the project. As for PyPI getting updated.... that can happen whenever! I can push a new release out there if you'd like.

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