If i'm not mistaken, gogs is managed by one person. Twice in the past few years he stopped being active for a few months. The first time a bunch of contributors

If i'm not mistaken, gogs is managed by one person. Twice in the past few years he stopped being active for a few months. The first time a bunch of contributors started a fork to continue working on it and be community driven rather than managed by one person. When the gogs author started being active again, the features from the fork ended up being implemented in gogs (the wiki and a few other stuff) so the fork was killed. The second time it happened the fork (gitea) was created again with no intent for it to be temporary this time.