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Is this a facebook/phishing app?
I realize the you said they don't want to but the info there, but why? If you really wanted to abandon the project why not just close the repo, which would shift all your traffic to another fork?
If github implemented this feature, I wouldn't be upset, but it seems very single purpose. Maybe a status flag, so the author can not just say "abandoned", but "up to date", or "active" though again, all of that can be seen through the commit history.
Just my 2 cents.
So what kind of corporate entity would be appealing to investor?
Updated: Yes, sometimes...i read the rest of the article.
Does this mean that startups can no longer take money from friends and family?
In all seriousness, does anyone have a cache or mirror?
Consider it money and time well spent. Knowledge is power.
Are there magazines that would be interested in featuring your product, rather than just putting an ad in it? Who are the movers and shakers that all of your potential clients look towards for advice? Can you get an interview with one of them, post the interview on your websites' blog. Looks like your product targets music studios...so go out and talk to them, ask what they're currently using, and see how you would be capable of solving their problems...use this opportunity to gain users and possibly evangelists.
The one thing i got out of this interview: Reporters will not understand you and will not understand your product.
Interview is informative if you're interested in wikipedia history, such as how it got started. I like the idea of the series though, Gaining "Traction" can be a black art, would be interested in more material.