GitHub is nonfree but it's just a UI for git. If it disappears or goes in the chamberpot, everyone can go to GitLab or self host. At most people would lose th

GitHub is nonfree but it's just a UI for git. If it disappears or goes in the chamberpot, everyone can go to GitLab or self host. At most people would lose the issues. It also doesn't handle sensitive data(It's all public!) and it can't really change stuff easily without messing up the hashes and making it quickly noticeable. Although I suppose on a large project it could slip in commits nobody would notice. Even the actions bot is open source!