I feel the desire for competition to GH that the auther espouses is great, but we should not want a monocultural place that we demand everyone join like Github, and the idea that Codeberg is wrong here for not trying to become that kind of big tent is what I object to more than the technical merits of the LLM restrictions.
Aim for a fediverse highly fragmented model over a Bluesky model. Any organization can run Forgejo, why do we need to go to Codeberg?
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tensorpudding@lemmy.world · 19 pts · 25d
I feel the desire for competition to GH that the auther espouses is great, but we should not want a monocultural place that we demand everyone join like Github, and the idea that Codeberg is wrong here for not trying to become that kind of big tent is what I object to more than the technical merits of the LLM restrictions.
Aim for a fediverse highly fragmented model over a Bluesky model. Any organization can run Forgejo, why do we need to go to Codeberg?
starshipwinepineapple@programming.dev · 5 pts · 25d
Their About Us page even touches on this and mentions alternatives
nitroemdash@lemmy.wtf · 2 pts · 25d
If there won't be a one “default” place for laypeople to go to, the project won't catch on.
Bluesky got popular because they had this place. Pixelfed got somewhat popular because they maintained a “central” instance. Matrix had matrix.org.
PeerTube, Lemmy and most of the Fediverse are niche geek places because they have many equally poorly-funded instances.
univers3man@piefed.world · 10 pts · 25d
Good. People can always self host their shit if they want to use AI slop for the majority of their code.