It would be cool to have a git (or even subversion!) repository hosted here in private be able to be “syndicated” out to GitHub so that people can grab the code as an open source contribution. Any thoughts?

Also, I love the service integration that GitHub provides out of the box, I’d like to see more of those types of features from unfuddle (campfire integration, twitter, etc.). The more you can empower my business eco-system, the more likely you are to stay in the center of it :)

Keep up the great work!

At Intridea we have several open-source projects that start as Unfuddle projects. Git makes it so easy to push to multiple remotes that I don’t really find it a problem that Unfuddle doesn’t have built-in public projects anymore. I can just maintain two repos as “origin” (Unfuddle) and “github” (GitHub) and push to either or both depending on what I want to do:

git push origin master
git push github master