> Codeberg and Gitlab exist though.

Soooo...

Let me preface this by saying this is an old (so things are different) anecdote (which is not the singular of data), but...

a) I had never heard of codeberg.

b) My company used an on-prem gitlab instance, and it sucked donkey dicks.

For example, the equivalent of just putting a statically generated site into github pages required running a fucking production pipe.

You should make the easy things easy and the hard things possible. Making the easy things hard is an immediate red flag.

> The problem is the inertia.

Oh, don't worry about that. Github is working diligently to fix that problem. The question is, are the alternatives worthwhile?

You sound pleasant.