> hostile fork Frankly, I'd have expected better from the creator of sway. As someone who is not involved in either project, I see two active projects, which o

> hostile fork Frankly, I'd have expected better from the creator of sway. As someone who is not involved in either project, I see two active projects, which offers more choice to users, makes it less likely for both projects to go away, offer competition and all around be in the spirit of open-source. Often I hear, "if you don't like it, fork it" and then when it gets forked, you get called hostile? Doesn't make sense to me from a rational perspective - nobody forces you to adopt Gitea or Gogs if you don't want to.