While you are here, I have a question. As far as I can tell neither your service nor Github nor Bitbucket have a way for a user to organize their repositories other than a list.

This gets annoying if one has many unrelated projects.

For instance, I have some chess projects, some math projects, some Warhammer Online projects, and so on. With the linear list approach if I want some semblance of order I need to resort to a kludge like prefixing the names with chess- and math- and WAR- and so on and using sort-by-name.

It would be a lot easier to deal with if I could have a chess folder and math folder and WAR folder and put the appropriate projects there. Even better would be multiple levels of folders, and allowing a project to be in more than one folder at a time.

In the project information, there is a field to enter a list of tags. I tried using that, with the idea that someone who wanted to see all my chess projects, say, could look for all projects I tagged "chess".

Two problems: (1) I could not figure out what these tags actually do other than show up on the project settings page, and (2) I could not find any help on them in the Gitlab documentation because searching for "tags" brings up a bazillion things about Git tags. Maybe these should be called "labels" instead of "tags"?

I see that there is a Groups feature, and I have not yet had a chance to delve into that to see if it can substitute for folders.