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I’m representing a small church/congregation (codeberg org: https://codeberg.org/EmK-Rems-Murr ) on technical matters and we’d like to have the usage policy for private repositories clarified. More specifically, we have quite a bit of older code, mostly for websites, that we don’t want to publish (right now/ever). In my reading the ToS don’t really clearly forbid most uses of private repositories, except media and cloud storage, which we’re obviously not trying to do. In my opinion, it would be great if you explicitly allowed a more extended use of private repositories for non-profit organizations. I fully understand however that you’re trying to avoid abuse and want to stay away from commercial users too. As you can see in the org I linked, we publish most of our newer projects (and plan to publish a few older projects) anyways.
In case you’re wondering why we don’t self-host: there’s an internal Git forge for some of the larger organizations in our church, mostly for devops, but individual congregations don’t have access to that (mostly because it’s not publically accessible, so it’s not suitable for our public repos anyways). I have provided some feedback about this situation, but it’s unlikely to change.