There will always be users like me who know how to self host stuff and don't want 3rd parties having access to their repos. But there will always be plenty of p

There will always be users like me who know how to self host stuff and don't want 3rd parties having access to their repos. But there will always be plenty of people who like to outsource this, have it hosted by 3rd party etc etc. It's the service that is worth the money, not the features. Features have a limited value, they are valuable until an alternative provides it for free (which is the common thing these days). And that will happen here too, just take times. Same as gitlab nibbled at github, something else will come around to take share from gitlab. Simplifying the development to just one tree/version, saves a lot of maintenance, development discussions, allows feedbacks of all features by self hosting users as if they were enterprise hosted clients. This also has a value.