My open source work primarily happens on Codeberg. I encourage you to migrate your projects there. It's a wonderful platform that you can also tweak yourself by making contributions to Forgejo, the open source forge software that it runs. You can take back control of a tool you use everyday!

Codeberg has many advantages over GitHub:

• it lets you enforce that all members of an organization are visible from the outside, offering welcome transparency on the composition of teams.
• it lets you disable PRs on repositories, something that GitHub doesn't let you do. Useful when a repository isn't meant to integrate external contributions for some reason.
• it doesn't try to sell you hallucinations-as-a-service all the time.
• it's run by a nonprofit using minimal resources.
• it has a pretty low uptime, meaning that you are regularly encouraged to take breaks. How refreshing!