There are so many of us doing this, haha. If you work at a big enough company or one with poorly documented APIs, it's just faster to reverse engineer the existing apps/UIs.
Do you use Google anymore? It has gotten so bad, I regularly can't find things on it anymore, no matter how I search for things it will keep showing the same results. You seem to have blinders on. How do you explain the site getting less and less traffic over time?
This has nothing to do with them being unable to support Republicans, it's them choosing not to support a Democratic nominee (which they've done for the past 50 years) because they don't want to anger the possible Republican nominee because the owner is afraid of retribution affecting his other businesses.
I love this, but so many of these are missing or have a half baked Annotations feature. I've been looking for something that that for years and none of them work well for this purpose. Mediawiki, Dokuwiki, Xwiki, etc.
Commits should be a contained change that can be understood as a logical piece of history, and reverted if necessary. If you have to look at multiple commits for 1 logical change to the code, it's much more difficult to figured out what the intention was, if it was correct, and how it can be reverted.
I really like his Codelia font; but I just can't justify spending that much on a font when there's so many free alternatives. Wish the was a cheaper non-commercial license.
Google is also polluted with sponsored content and ads framed as search results which are many times not at all what you're actually searching for. It's totally unreliable for finding things these days.