Honestly it makes a lot of sense. Gogs/Gitea are developed and shared for people to be able to host their own Git instances. GitHub is free for public reposito

Honestly it makes a lot of sense. Gogs/Gitea are developed and shared for people to be able to host their own Git instances. GitHub is free for public repositories and has huge engineering teams dedicated to uptime, security, and availability. At the very least for Gitea/Gogs to self-host the code they'd have to pay for hosting costs that GitHub is already willing to provide for free.