# Github’s monorepo

2018-02-10

> Well, one thing we could do is make better use of the fact that we all now work in a monorepo called github.com. Everyone’s favourite distributed version control system has evolved to (hilariously) become the most centralized system we’ve ever had. As such, GitHub knows about you, your team, and your code and could help us navigate through everything it contains.

> GitHub Knows (cache)

Very good suggestions here. Given that we opted for a centralized system, at least provide some useful information back about all that accumulated data! It would probably sounds creepy at first but if it serves well the community that might be valuable enough to trade our freedom, right? RIGHT?!

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