Codeberg themselves are taking a stance against LLMs in their TOS.

I wish they'd made it even stricter. It's not like there aren't any code hosting platforms that are happy to both take it and push it on you.

I have been using a niche project and posting to its community for many years. Suddenly there was an influx of new users and people started "developing" apps with the help of LLMs, left and right. At first the community was skeptical, but not absolutely against it. The idea was that you still review everything, and also mention your use of LLMs for code generation.

Suddenly it all goes down the drain. An app that clearly can't have been coded from scratch in such a short time is announced, no mention of LLM assist. Even asking for it is met with derision. "You don't tell a carpenter not to use powertools, do you?" Larger ethical concerns are actively ignored, it's all about painting me as a Luddite.

People just love shiny new apps for their niche OS, and those sensitive concerns are easily squashed.