I regret migrating to Codeberg

	I regret migrating to Codeberg(xn--gckvb8fzb.com)
	500 points by boramalper 1 day ago \| 497 comments
	tl;dr: The author moved from GitHub to Codeberg to escape corporate "enshittification," but now regrets it after Codeberg updated its ToS to ban LLM-generated and cryptocurrency projects—decisions made via its Assembly 2026 process but announced to users as a fait accompli. They argue this amounts to ideological censorship on a "free software" platform, and that resource-consumption concerns could be better addressed via disclosure requirements, separate infrastructure tiers, or usage quotas. The author now plans to self-host their Git repositories, not because of the specific bans, but because of the precedent and lack of user input.
	HN Discussion: ↓Codeberg is a community-funded project entitled to set its own hosting rules and priorities ↓The author misrepresents or mischaracterizes Codeberg's actual stated reasoning in the blog post ↑The precedent of vague bans on unpopular project types is concerning regardless of the specific rules ↑Better alternatives exist like inactivity-based cleanup or clearer copyright criteria rather than blanket bans ~Firsthand account of the voting process reveals limited real discussion despite formal democratic procedure