In side project news, Groupthink (the GitHub-based voting system that powers the OpenPolitics Manifesto) now has the ability for repo admins to manually grant voting rights (with a nice audit trail), which means it can support a whole load of other use cases. https://github.com/openpolitics/groupthink
@michaelgraaf adding gitlab support (inc self-hosted) is definitely on the roadmap - I've been trying to split out the github specific code into decoupled concerns to make it easier...
@Floppy Great!
Thanks!
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@Floppy Cool but now that GH has been bought by a transnational maybe migrate the project to GitLab?