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Moving from GitHub to Codeberg, for lazy people
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this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2026
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I predict most users will just stay on Github, since they've been there already.
I moved quite a while ago and have no intentions of returning to Github.
You're on lemmy, i'm not talking about users like you that know better, but all the other users that don't and that's a majority of the GitHub users.
I can already assert my intentions to stay on GitHub, even with all the AI and spyware and stealing data and whatever, all my code that is public is also available for anyone else to train a model, and all of my private repos are just backups for shit that's probably not worth anything, all of my valuable shit I keep backed up my way. I guess if you were using GitHub to store your valuables then you'd be pissed but there's the taking-responsibility part.