The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg A non-enshittified Home for the Commons
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg I think the governance is what makes Codeberg special and this phrase is my attempt to leverage the well known "free as in ___" structure to introduce what I see as a more important and robust category of freedom than the GNU four freedoms or the shallow data ownership of ATProto forges.
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Develop With Dignity
"free" is an awful word, it's not only a questionable ideological signal but a thought-terminator by branched jamming - starting with that whole thing about having to explain the libre/gratis dichotomy. in mundane reality nothing is completely controlled, nor completely unencumbered by controls! so suspension of disbelief is required for *parsing* the discourse around software freedom, which is ... not a great starting point at all
@unspeaker my first thought also was "it has something without free" @Codeberg
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@jwildeboer @Codeberg Codeberg - Climbing Mount Freedom
@DerMolly @jwildeboer @Codeberg
Captain Kirk is climbing a mountain,
why is he climbing a mountain?(SCNR. Don't peruse youtube to find that earworm
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@Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de Github, but for lesbians!
@Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de We won't ban you for being LGBTQ+
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@ragectl Rumor has it that Codeberg has tried something along these lines in the past: https://web.archive.org/web/20240401142505/https://codeberg.org/ ~n
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@DerMolly @jwildeboer @Codeberg
Captain Kirk is climbing a mountain,
why is he climbing a mountain?(SCNR. Don't peruse youtube to find that earworm
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg Commons, not Profits
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Tip: A bunch of ideas we have gotten so far involve the themes "mountain"/"summit", "unlike the 'rest of the Internet'", "retreat", "iceberg", "cool"... there miiiight be something behind those, but we also welcome out-of-the-box suggestions.
@Codeberg Starting with "Codeberg", I think of a Titanic/Iceberg theme. You manage all the stuff "below the water" of some creation's manifestation. There is danger if you do not respect the unseen parts.
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Tip: A bunch of ideas we have gotten so far involve the themes "mountain"/"summit", "unlike the 'rest of the Internet'", "retreat", "iceberg", "cool"... there miiiight be something behind those, but we also welcome out-of-the-box suggestions.
@Codeberg
“a heap* of ideas”*) mountain, stack, hill, whatever
Lots of branches on that mountain – is it an orchard or vineyard?
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg "Free and open software without compromise"
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg "Co-pilots are elsewhere."
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@Codeberg "sharing and collaborating, for everyone"
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de Real suggestions:
- Purpose: "Infrastructure to develop software on" (in chime to the OST of My Friend Pedro, "Music To Banana To", or lofi beats to relax/study to)
- Completeness: "Code collaboration, management, translation and preservation, tailored to how you need it!"
- Trust: "Your code can live with us for eons."
- Constructivity: "A place to build projects on."
Joke suggestions:
- needs tomfoolery: "autonomy, stimulation, security and connection with just one account! click here!"
- more music tomfoolery: "when you break your code, we breakdance it all the way through"
- time traveling: "your future self would approve of leaving your code here"
- best read with sunglasses on: "i'm in"
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Tip: A bunch of ideas we have gotten so far involve the themes "mountain"/"summit", "unlike the 'rest of the Internet'", "retreat", "iceberg", "cool"... there miiiight be something behind those, but we also welcome out-of-the-box suggestions.
@Codeberg For slogan, how about "The home of freedom" ?
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg
- "Your Code, Your Rules"
- "Codeberg, For People, By People"
- "Open, Honest, Community-led"
- "Collaboration Without BS"
- "Cody McBergface" -
The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg How about "Creative Development"? Writing, authoring, software development, all things text.
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg who is up berging their code -
@Codeberg I think the governance is what makes Codeberg special and this phrase is my attempt to leverage the well known "free as in ___" structure to introduce what I see as a more important and robust category of freedom than the GNU four freedoms or the shallow data ownership of ATProto forges.
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The first thing that people see when visiting https://codeberg.org is the following: "Software development, but free!"
However, projects hosted on Codeberg are not necessarily by developers of software—on the other hand, deciding on a new slogan can be difficult and contentious, as first impressions really matter (and there's not a lot of space there).
So, one of the people controlling the social media account decided to ask the fediverse: Any good ideas?
@Codeberg Software. For Everyone.
