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This is why I moved away from Gitea to Forgejo. Nothing wrong with Gitea. I just can't trust the corporate model anymore, especially not for something as critical as my code repos.
I didn't realize Gitea was corporate...
The elected leader transferred all the trademarks to a company he owns, and (I think) did away with elections.
That's fucked up! How did they even invest that much authority in one position, elected or no?
"Unitary executive" theory has no place in the FOSS ecosystem! (or politics, for that matter)
But your code repos are super easy to move. So shouldn't it matter less?