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> Seriously though the big problem to solve will be squatters, when there are three logical places for a module to be hosted I suspect Codeberg, which is focus

• maccard 10mo ago
  > They already disallow mirroring. In which direction? (I'd check myself but they're down...). That doesn't sound very open to me.
  • messe 10mo ago
    I was slightly wrong. You can manually mirror things, but they have removed a feature that allowed one to automatically mirror repositories hosted elsewhere. It was originally intended as an ease of migration tool, but ended up consuming too many resources. From their FAQ: > Why can't I mirror repositories from other code-hosting websites? > Mirrors that pull content from other code hosting services were problematic for Codeberg. They ended up consuming a vast amount of resources (traffic, disk space) over time, as users that were experimenting with Codeberg would not delete those mirrors when leaving. > A detailed explanation can be found in this blog post.[1] [1]: https://blog.codeberg.org/mirror-repos-easily-created-consuming-resources-forever.html https://blog.codeberg.org/mirror-repos-easily-created-consum...
    • maccard 10mo ago
      Ah, thanks. That’s a very sensible take from them!
• hinkley 10mo ago
  That… makes squatting more of a problem not less.