I find this entirely ridiculous. Just as a heuristic, the first complaint is about CoPilot. I don't use CoPilot. If that's the #1 complaint the rest is peanuts.

I find this entirely ridiculous. Just as a heuristic, the first complaint is about CoPilot. I don't use CoPilot. If that's the #1 complaint the rest is peanuts. As for Github being proprietary, I don't get the issue. My supermarket is not open source. Should I ban it? To me, they are offering free services to support open source. Services that cost money. It costs money to store the data, to serve the data, to run the servers. It costs money to process github actions, to fight spam. to moderate disputes, etc... Where is the lock in? Every piece of data related to your projects are available for you to access. Issues, Wikis, etc.. Even github actions, the runner is here and open source https://github.com/actions/runner https://github.com/actions/runner There's no lock in. There's a company offering a free service to open source developers and hoping that you'll pay for anything not open source. I don't see the issue any more than the fact that my grocery store is not some kind of collective.