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Fully agree. I am against AI slop, LLM overhyping, and cryto scams, as much as anybody, however:

> the main property I need from infrastructure [is for] it to be predictable, dependable, and reasonably neutral towards the legal Open Source software hosted on it.

I do not like to build on a foundation that could be ripped away from under my feet at any moment for arbitrary reasons.

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> I do not like to build on a foundation that could be ripped away from under my feet at any moment for arbitrary reasons.

Do you only build and publish software in a vacuum running on hardware you own? There is no online community in the western hemisphere that isn't subject to any kind of arbitrariness, be it internal (community, like here) or external (legal or infrastructurally, like on github).

Yes, but the world is not black and white. It’s all shades of gray. Codeberg just darkened their shade quite a bit.

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