It was a temporary bug, your github is back online.
Building on the OpenSource CKAN project is a good thing.
Similarly, you should thrive to help people build on OpenData.
What really concerns me is the actual data that's made available, more than the technology used to serve it.
For the time being, it looks more like electronic document management than OpenData to me. The philosophy behind OpenData is not just "let's put office documents online", it should be more "let's see what they'll do with our data". Otherwise, where's the innovation? (except for the ideology)
Building on the OpenSource CKAN project is a good thing. Similarly, you should thrive to help people build on OpenData.
What really concerns me is the actual data that's made available, more than the technology used to serve it.
For the time being, it looks more like electronic document management than OpenData to me. The philosophy behind OpenData is not just "let's put office documents online", it should be more "let's see what they'll do with our data". Otherwise, where's the innovation? (except for the ideology)