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You are right. It is much worse, but hey, who am I to say to you how to protect your data ?

A code via E-Mail is enough for me.

Which basically is another type of 2FA…

Sounds like you like Codeberg, though. Just out of curiosity, what sold you on Codeberg?

Basically the fact that they are in Europe and for now they are free (even if I am planning to contribute some euros) and without all the “every site need to be a social network” facade (like Github).
All the features I need are present and I were not using the missing one anyway (like the CI). And I like to support an EU company ;-)

Additionally it is a couple of years that I am trying to move away from US companies for every service I use, the move from Gitlab to Codeberg is the last one and came natural.

Make the move from Gitlab to Codeberg in the last few days: really simple to do, give it a try ;-)

Codeberg

Not that usefull probably. I am in Italy but I use english language for most of the software I use daily, for example.

For this I think it is better to have a simple way to contribute with or ask for the translations.

If you need something specific for Python, there is Eric

Do I really need to explain to you what the hypocrisy there is? Rules for thee but not for me.

If they are busy they shouldn’t say anything, let other people contribute something actually useful to the issue at hand.

So people can come up with “the maintainer do not answer to the community” drama ?

I don’t care that much about those examples, what I really care about is them not following what I consider to be some important principles when it comes to open source projects.

Did you realize that nobody is stopping you from forking any opensource project you want and then to follow whatever rules you want, right ?