Tom 
Moved all my public GitHub repositories to @Codeberg ✅
See: https://codeberg.org/thomas.leister/
... and the private ones to @codefloe , because Codeberg is for open source licensed repos, only.
Feelin' good! 💪
CodeFloe
n0toose@codefloe No beef, but I must say, I find your marketing strat a bit counterproductive - it doesn't leave a lot of room for differentiation beyond private repositories (or making sure to include #codeberg in bios or @Codeberg in bios for little algorithmic gain - and not doing so here as an exception).
Not sure what your goal is and why you must comment in a negative way on almost all posts in which users mention us in a positive way.
We don't need a marketing strategy as we don't aim to monetize anything. We only aim to cover costs and make effective use of the money for proper hardware. Maybe something Codeberg could think more about as well ;)
And given Codeberg's supreme ethics, we are even more confuded about such teasing replies. But you're surely have your reasons.
We didn't really put emphasis on this topic (hardware, speed, overall deployment professionalism) yet, but if you're asking us to make clearer where the differences to Codeberg are, we can also push on this more 😉
@codefloe @Codeberg But like, honestly, I'm fine with what you are doing and I don't mind if you promote hardware/speed/whatever (that was precisely the point of what I said above - "you do/be you"); the reply you see above is 50% of all comments I've left mentioning CodeFloe in total (two) - I (this account is "personal") simply read notifications and I'm an active microblogger.