Found this news via Michael Downey’s toot (admin of FLOSS.social:
Cool cool, @Gargron moving all @Mastodon project discussion behind a proprietary walled garden that requires agreement with Microsoft terms of service (and their analytics tracking). Now THAT makes a ton of sense. 🤦♂️
#MastoAdmin #Mastodon #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #FLOSS #privacy
I suggest the most useful place to provide feedback is the Discourse thread, if you are a member of the Mastodon community forum.
It is a pity because there’s interesting stuff going on that goes the fedi direction. I replied to Michael:
What is interesting is that both for #Discourse and for #Gitea there are plans to add federation support. In Gitea the first commits are already made after @forgefriends graciously made some money available from their own project budget. AFAIU they did not get @NGIZero grant, but will continue nonetheless.
And as for Discourse. The Pavilion plugin builders have shown interest to start in 2022 their #Fediverse entry. See Discourse will be joining the Fediverse
I hope both these projects do commence, as I consider them both very important for the #Fediverse as a whole. In any case they should get any encouragement and help we can give if only spreading the word on these intentions, like I do now.
Consider joining the Forgefriends community if you are passionate to help break code forge walled gardens, specifically Github.
Codeberg looks really nice and they have migration tools as well. I’ll have to look into it, maybe my next projects will be there.
Yes, I really like it too. Just today I found out that they also support Issue and PR templates, which I need for porting stuff.