Why does the link near the top of the forum (subj: "Arc3F Released..." (http://arclanguage.org/item?id=8270)) link to the Anarki online repo, instead of some Arc3F repo?

Here's a succinct explanation: http://arclanguage.com/item?id=8390

Here's a longer one:

The Anarki repository was first set up early this year by nex3 on his own server. It was set up such that everyone can write to it - no credentials needed, just clone the repository and you can start pushing on the Anarki repository.

Some time after that he decided to move the repository onto github.com. Even on github.com, the Anarki repository is still fully open.

However, none of the rest of us can figure out how to make our own github-based repositories fully open (i.e. publicly writeable).

I'll probably move Arc-F into its own repository if and when I figure out how to make it fully open.

> how do I use the arc.sh launcher?

Odd about the github setup issue. Guess I don't quite understand. Seems like someone could just email nex3 or someone at github to get the correct config incantations...

Also, it's confusing that the Description of the project at github doesn't say "The community's extended version of Paul Graham's Brand New Lisp". Currently, it looks like that's where pg keeps the source.