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Gist is a service provided by GitHub that allows users to easily share and manage snippets of code or text. It is essentially a simple way to store code or text files with version control. Each Gist can be considered a repository or a file, which can be public or private, facilitating the sharing of small pieces of code or documents like notes, configuration files, or small scripts. This makes it a convenient tool for developers and others who need to share text snippets or examples quickly.

One of the notable features of Gist is its ability to fork, clone, and share snippets via a URL. This allows users to collaborate on small bits of code in a more lightweight manner compared to full GitHub repositories. In addition, users can comment on Gists, which facilitates discussion and feedback, much like commenting on code in a full repository. Gist also supports embedding, enabling users to easily integrate their snippets in blogs or other web pages.

Gists support multiple file types and syntax highlighting, making them versatile for various programming languages or documentation needs. Users can create anonymous Gists without a GitHub account, although signing in allows for more control, such as editing or deleting Gists. Overall, Gist complements GitHub's broader ecosystem by providing a streamlined way to handle and share smaller-scale code snippets or documentation.