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This answer is depreciated: Pixelapse don't exist anymore

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• Public gallery
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Here's a sample I added to try it out: www.pixelapse.com/artworks/92981-store

This answer is obsolete: Pixelapse don't exist anymore

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• Public gallery
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Here's a sample I added to try it out: www.pixelapse.com/artworks/92981-store

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• Public gallery
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Here's a sample I added to try it out: www.pixelapse.com/artworks/92981-store

This answer is depreciated: Pixelapse don't exist anymore

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• Public gallery
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Here's a sample I added to try it out: www.pixelapse.com/artworks/92981-store

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• A public gallery option
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Pixelapse comes pretty close.

Here's what they offer:

• Public gallery
• Downloadable source (e.g., PSD, AI, etc.)
• Revision history
• Commenting and annotations
• Dropbox-like saving behavior

Here's what they don't have:

• Licensing information for public works
• Explicit "fork" behavior and "pull" requests

Here's a sample I added to try it out: www.pixelapse.com/artworks/92981-store