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Then you should've joined Codeberg e.V. which gives you access to both a forum and a voting platform.
For context, that comes for the HN thread and blog post, not from anything I have written. Let's attribute things to respective sources :)
Yeah sorry, I didn't mean to address you personally and should've used they/them.
So you're that tech blogger?
I believe he's just a suspicious carrot, but what do I know, I'm just a random Lemmy commenter.
Nope, not me. The article popped up in my feed, I commented on it (over on /c/rtfa) and then shared if here. Feel free to check.
https://threadiverse.link/aussie.zone/comment/24128825
Ah yes, if you wanted a say you should've paid €50 to join something nobody ever told you about. How very open and community spirited.
Other than it being explained in big letters on the very front page of Codeberg?
Well that's just how Codeberg works. It's run by volunteers and organized as a registered association. This association strives to be very democratic about what happens to the platform, but you have to join it to gain insights and voting rights.
Of course you don't have to and most users of Codeberg don't - but you can and this makes Codeberg a lot more open and democratic than any other commercial platform.