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GitHub hits CTRL-Z, decides it will train its AI with user data after all
(www.theregister.com)
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I were on the hunt for a software forge with public hosting and I was worried about policies changing down the line, I'd probably take a look at GNU Savannah. That's not especially blingy and it's restricted to GPL-compatible stuff, but I have a pretty solid level of trust for the FSF.
What is the risk with gitlab or Codeberg?
With Codeberg the main risk is that they’re a small non-profit that depends on donations, so they could run out of money. That doesn’t allow them to act against their bylaws, but it could affect availability of the service.
Personally I would choose Codeberg because their services are hosted in the EU (Germany).