Ironically, if you visit this site, you'll be hit with a "please disable JavaScript" message at the top. Seems the author understands "their platform, their rules".
They also make some okay points and concessions, before making a terrible suggestion for what Codeberg should do. Apparently they think Codeberg needs to be more soapbox-y, not less.
I think Codeberg made a misstep, but this suggestion is somehow worse.
Meh.
Their soapbox, their rules. You don't like their rules, self host and make your own.
Ironically, if you visit this site, you'll be hit with a "please disable JavaScript" message at the top. Seems the author understands "their platform, their rules".
They also make some okay points and concessions, before making a terrible suggestion for what Codeberg should do. Apparently they think Codeberg needs to be more soapbox-y, not less.
I think Codeberg made a misstep, but this suggestion is somehow worse.
Sure, but that doesn't conflict with the freedom to have an own opinion, right? And why shouldn't that opinion be an "I regret ..."?