That's the reason I use it too but in my opinion, their technical ability to blanket censor content while offering little to no recourse completely justifies ho

That's the reason I use it too but in my opinion, their technical ability to blanket censor content while offering little to no recourse completely justifies hosting important things elsewhere. At the end of the day, the amazing value-adds they provide only contribute to vendor lock-in and drastically increase switching cost. I've had a project shut down by Github because of petty ( and unfounded ) content flagging by a competitor. It took a week to get a human involved and it almost killed the project. I will never again put the fate of a product in the hands of someone else's arbitrary, black-box algorithms.