Sure. If you think everything centralized, closed source and federated should be replaced with something decentralized, federated and open source, then Github i

Sure. If you think everything centralized, closed source and federated should be replaced with something decentralized, federated and open source, then Github is unacceptable. Just note that these are not inherently features. They may at some point become useful features - if e.g. all closed source software eventually is exploited by monopolists - but that is a very particular viewpoint. Given the success of Github, it seems that many people don't yet share that view. So, if I were persuading people to use Fossil, I would try to focus on features that most people want. But OK, if it's going for a free software niche, then fine.