> For many it isn’t easy to just up and abandon what they built on GitHub, especially if they have a big community and open issues and PRs. it's really easy be

> For many it isn’t easy to just up and abandon what they built on GitHub, especially if they have a big community and open issues and PRs. it's really easy because the codeberg importer is really good it correctly imports all your pull requests and issues, preserving usernames, everything you then put the new URL in the GitHub description and archive the project and then a year down the line you delete the GitHub repository entirely I moved about 70 projects, half a dozen with several hundred stars and forks and each major project that leaves does n^2 damage to GitHub, it's the network effect in reverse!