The big thing I read is Codeberg is for community projects explicitly now, not just your random non-commercial code.

Personal use cases are now “might go unnoticed” and therefore not encouraged. Jeff’s dotfiles repo will probably never have a community, so it’s technically against the rules for some future cleanup initiative.

Most of my repos are random personal projects that are not supporting any larger open source thing, so I couldn’t look at (or recommend Codeberg) as a GitHub alternative for anything but an established project.

I think that’s all an acceptable choice, but it’s not being discussed much.