> Cost isn't the big issue, there are plenty of ways to do it for free.
Okay, but I was also thinking how easy it would be, for non-programmers. I.e., what would be the easiest way to host it without cost?
> I'm curious why you think this is against GitHub's TOS? We're creating commits and pull requests via their API, which is exactly why the API exists, programmatic interaction with the service.
Yes, but you would be committing data, not code.
Also, I suppose the data would not be not human-friendly to read, so that's another step away from typical github use.
Okay, but I was also thinking how easy it would be, for non-programmers. I.e., what would be the easiest way to host it without cost?
> I'm curious why you think this is against GitHub's TOS? We're creating commits and pull requests via their API, which is exactly why the API exists, programmatic interaction with the service.
Yes, but you would be committing data, not code.
Also, I suppose the data would not be not human-friendly to read, so that's another step away from typical github use.