I don't think we can just move the repository to GitHub. First of all the contributor needs to agree, check the license, etc. I think what is important is to ask contributors that have such applications, to also provide access to contribute fixes or a dedicated issue tracker for the issues. We have multiple extensions on e.x.o that might have just a XAR attached, and no issue tracker. Sometimes the users report bugs in the comments section of the extension page. We usually are very permissive with the contributed extensions, although this sometimes result in having old / unsupported extensions by the initial contributors. Even if for example you would like to fork that extension and contribute to it in XWiki Contrib, what exactly are the rules there? How could we make sure this fork would stay relevant / maintained, since we cannot promise that. Also what would that mean for the old extension (since we don't have any archive mechanism)? Anyway, I'm curious what others think about this. And it's important to provide access to reporting issues and adding fixes, since otherwise the initial extensions are just doomed to failure and deprecation. Thanks, Caty On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 6:22 PM Stéphane Laurière <slauriere(a)xwiki.com> wrote: