Bitbucket now rocks Git
I signed up for Bitbucket the instant they had git availability.  I only started using Git regularly for new/small projects a month ago, after quite happily using svn for web projects.<p>Bitbucket gets what I need.  I love the social coding of GitHub and will continue to participate in it.  But I can't put my own projects there.  There's too many small, private repos that I can't keep paying for.<p>Bitbucket's approach is good for me.  I'd rather pay for storage/users than per repo.  If Github is really about promoting source code control, it shouldn't be a barrier for private / personal projects.  For now, bitbucket solves this.  I hope Github comes around.<p>Until then, I'm cancelling my $7 github account and giving Bitbucket $10/month even though I'm only using 2 users.  They're doing me a real service and favor.