Smacks of a desperate move by a company which might be (just a wild guess) financially unhealthy, otherwise I wouldn't know why they'd do something like this ...
If you want to advertise to the world "we're not trustworthy and not reliable as a company", then this is the perfect way to do it. No, this is a terrible idea, and the very best way to lose existing customers, and scare away potential new ones.
Well anyway, to be honest the advantage of GitLab over Github has always eluded me.
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Smacks of a desperate move by a company which might be (just a wild guess) financially unhealthy, otherwise I wouldn't know why they'd do something like this ...
If you want to advertise to the world "we're not trustworthy and not reliable as a company", then this is the perfect way to do it. No, this is a terrible idea, and the very best way to lose existing customers, and scare away potential new ones.
Well anyway, to be honest the advantage of GitLab over Github has always eluded me.