Oh sorry, missed the most important one - the ability for people to submit issues without a nostr key/local software. The biggest reason to be on GitHub is the network effects - probably anyone using our software who wants to submit a bug report already has a GitHub account. The easiest fix for that is a simple website that anyone can go to that they just have to pass a captcha and then their browser generates a key for them, stores it locally, then lets them open an issue.

Also in an ideal world the ability for devs to contribute without any local software via a trusted bridge. At least initially.

Bonus points for letting people contribute via GitHub and auto-mirroring it to the other platform, but that’s not really *required*. Easy to do with a bridge bot at least for issues, but PRs probably harder.