Post #4291066
2026-07-25 18:20 UTC
@defnull@chaos.social Common data shows, since ages, that 99,x percent of FOSS repos have virtually no users. Until some of them do.
And that is more than fine.
The ability to kick out resource hogs was present beforehand and was already clearly stated in their ToU. Especially around the use of their action runners.
And the argument ad "large grey zone" invites exactly the type of arbitrary rule that is contrary to an efficient, predictable outcome.
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@defnull@chaos.social 2026-07-25 18:42
@jti42@infosec.exchange Small FOSS projects are not banned. Popularity is not a requirement to be on Codeberg. Being a human is. The "no projects with the LLM taint wanted here" statement also does not match the actual Codeberg rules, it is a heavy exaggeration. So, are we talking about Codeberg here at all? The described scenario has a simpel answer if tested against the actual Codebergs rules: No, that is not a ToS violation because the 'mostly' threshold is clearly not met.