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Why is .github/wiki the default? #31

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Since it's not part of "main development", and it's related to a GitHub feature, I figured it should go in .github. Like .github/dependabot.yml and .github/workflows/*, not really your project, but configuration for the host of your project. Also, if your project was mirrored between GitHub and GitLab, I could imagine a .gitlab/wiki and a .github/wiki, since, as competitors, there's not guarantee they'd share the same wiki repository structure.

This was also partially inspired by the repository settings app. Specifically, the part where you place file(s) in .github/ that allow outside contributors to contribute to and change parts otherwise inaccessible to non-maintainers.

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