In the comments on my tool collection, I get asked all the time if it's there as a page on Start me.
Yes, there is such a tradition among the #osint community. But I don't plan to use Start me
Github is the best place to store any tool collection
7 reasons why I think so🧵
Yes, there is such a tradition among the #osint community. But I don't plan to use Start me
Github is the best place to store any tool collection
7 reasons why I think so🧵
1. Every Github user can make a fork of the collection and modify it at will🧵
I think this opportunity is fully consistent with the ideology of the free dissemination of knowledge, which I try to follow
I think this opportunity is fully consistent with the ideology of the free dissemination of knowledge, which I try to follow
2. You can see all the forks in your collection and see what other users have added to their versions 🧵
Sometimes forks can have interesting ideas.
Sometimes forks can have interesting ideas.
3. All users can subscribe to repository updates and see the history of changes in commits 🧵
4. Anyone can suggest Pull Requests with bug fixes or suggestions for adding new tools 🧵
5. In Issues users can write comments on the project and get answers to them from the creator.🧵
6. There are many options for analyzing daily user activity:
- number of views;
- number of forks;
- the most popular sections in the repository
- external traffic sources
and much more🧵
- number of views;
- number of forks;
- the most popular sections in the repository
- external traffic sources
and much more🧵
7. Github helps a little to promote the project🧵
Yes, Github is not the most effective promotion tool, but it still gives a small increase in users. And if the project suddenly gets into trends, hundreds of people can come to the repository in a day.
Yes, Github is not the most effective promotion tool, but it still gives a small increase in users. And if the project suddenly gets into trends, hundreds of people can come to the repository in a day.
And if you haven't seen it yet. Then here's the collection of #osint tools I'm talking about in this thread:
@threader compile
@threadreaderapp unroll
@threadrip unroll
@PingThread unroll
@threadreaders unroll
@TurnipSocial save
@readwiseio save thread
@tresselapp save thread
@rattibha unroll
@getnaked_bot unroll
@threadreaderapp unroll
@threadrip unroll
@PingThread unroll
@threadreaders unroll
@TurnipSocial save
@readwiseio save thread
@tresselapp save thread
@rattibha unroll
@getnaked_bot unroll
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