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Following Codeberg's move to amend its terms prohibiting LLM-generated content, two critical posts landed: an "I regret migrating to Codeberg" account at 522 points and 526 comments, and Armin Ronacher's "Codeberg Divides" at 128 points and 186 comments. Comment counts matching or exceeding point counts on both means the forge's AI stance is contested inside its own inbound migration wave, not broadly welcomed. If you moved a project there on principle, the principle now has a cost you should price.
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