If I'm reading correctly, it would not be stale, but be directly proxied, which would mean that a popular module could result in a higher overall qps (but this

If I'm reading correctly, it would not be stale, but be directly proxied, which would mean that a popular module could result in a higher overall qps (but this is also true if people clone directly from sourcehut). On the other hand, Drew's suggestion would actually result in stale caches. There comes a point (and it isn't a particularly far-off point) where disabling this would result in significantly increased traffic to sourcehut. That's a problem, but it's a problem with sourcehut's scalability.