Speaking of GitLab, @sexybiggetje and @amolith, the first thing I do after setting up any project there is to disable every feature other than Git hosting and CI/CD. I think it as something to do with my (normally minor) dyslexia as well but I can never find what I’m looking for otherwise.
TBH the real reason I move all of my projects to SourceHut was because I cannot stand GitHub’s redesign. I originally moved to Gitea but back then there wasn’t any available integrated continuous integration for it.
The rant extends to pretty much all megacorps’ web design, including other social media like Facebook and Reddit. I mean I get it, they want to monetize from my data but for the love of Wosh why need they make me suffer such bloated, confusing and useless UI, while the previous one works absolutely fine?
To: @sneak, @amolith and @sexybiggetje
Thank you @sneak for the offer, but I am no longer in search the a collaboration platform, plus I love the ability to SSH into builds.sr.ht
From where I stand, Git**b is more antisocial than Sourcehut. Sourcehut lets anyone with an email contribute without signing up or even opening the website (or using their API); this includes every GitHub and GitLab user since those platforms require an email to sign up. Sourcehut is all about not forcing you to use their software or "buy in" to their ecosystem.
わんわん 
@Seirdy@pleroma.envs.net @sneak@s.sneak.berlin @cnx@nixnet.social @sexybiggetje@mastodon.social @amolith@nixnet.social isnt the ability to contribute without an account inherent to any git system? nothings stopping a maintainer from including your emailed patches
Sure, @kayden, but without a mailing list that approach is only for anti-social lone wolfs, not a team of maintainers.
Cc: @amolith, @sneak, @Seirdy and @sexybiggetje
Despite being multi-million-dollar corperations, Microsoft and whoever behind GitLab still can't get the UI to be discoverable, even after the first time and their CSS is always broken here and there. I spend most of my time on Git**b finding buttons every time I need to do anything more than submitting a PR/MR (whose link is thankfully given to me by the git push hook). SourceHut's web UI is ugly, but at least it works (think e.g. Windows 95 by today's standard) and the emails' accessibility compensates it greatly.
Cc: @sexybiggetje and @amolith