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I Regret Migrating to Codeberg
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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2026
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yeah... idk man. If you don't like Codeberg then don't use it? Why write a whole blogpost against it?
There are others, and there is forgejo you can run yourself. So your ideals don't align, they won't everywhere you go, keep looking for one that does.
you are 100% correct
i question if the author even has open source projects. codeberg is designed for open source projects. i dont have open source but i have used azure devops and bitbucket, i could use gitlab but i am picking places based on project/issue management. but the point is, there are many options, codeberg is for open source and they have that mindset. every design decision they make ia for open soirce projects
Yeah you can see for yourself here: https://tty.fail/mrus
I mean it would be weird if he talked about migrating his projects off of codeberg if he didn't have any projects to migrate.
that link didnt work but i didnt say he didnt have projects, i said open source. open source is a license.