Seeing what’s happening now with folks who are using @Codeberg, for me it’s another confirmation that my decision to self-host with @forgejo was the right one. My server — my rules. What’s interesting is that I did it because I was tired of @github shenanigans, and then I realised that if something happens, it’s my own fault — not a problem that became mine because the cockroaches in someone’s head went crazy.
@gotosocial@gts.superseriousbusiness.org @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de I think not allowing vibecoding is good because it can be argued that vibecoded projects aren't even free software in the first place because they use proprietary and legally ambiguous code under the hood.
What I am not a fan of is that in the recent policy change Codeberg also decided to ban cryptocurrency projects. I think this is a bad move because I think cryptocurrency projects can definitely have good uses as well and banning then outright is frankly rediculous and anti freedom. Therefore I will not be financially supporting Codeberg.
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@mkljczk@pl.fediverse.pl I also disagree with the decision to blanket ban cryptocurrency projects. I don't think gender has anything to do with it though.
@xianc78@gameliberty.club It's always the same pattern... If we had Waffles as a Service:
- Seerup dot com: Popular, but you cannot say anything bad about chocolate-flavored waffles.
- Waffl dot io: You can only say good things about chocolate or blueberry waffles so that people who like them don't get upset. Strawberry waffles are banned. All of the mods eat blueberry waffles.
- BreakfastBoys dot uwaaah dot su: Everything goes, but the ~15 people there only discuss how bad chocolate waffles are (while the server isn't down)
- GNU Golden Squares, Better Batter, ironfried: Abandoned + never worked in the first place
Honestly this shit is why my first commercial game has no code repository of any kind and why that might be the official policy of my studio. Our games are FOSS as in you are free to share and/or modify the code, but we don't accept any collaboration with the outside world. I'm sick of the drama of the FOSS community and I don't want Ioncom to be a part of it.
It looks like Codeberg just banned all cryptocurrency related projects, but it was to be expected, given the CEOs relation with Drew DeVault and them taking more far-left stances as of late.
I guess there is simply no viable alternative to GitHub unless you self-host. Maybe the Git-over-Nostr solutions would take off, but I am sick and tired of people bringing unrelated politics into the FOSS movement.