The interesting thing about Zig's move isn't really the drama - it's watching a project work through platform migration in real time.

Most open source projects talk about reducing GitHub dependency but never actually do it because the switching costs are brutal. Issues, PRs, CI integrations, contributor muscle memory - it all adds up. Codeberg is solid but the network effects aren't there yet.

Curious whether this pushes other projects to at least have contingency plans. The AI training concerns are real, but I suspect the bigger long-term risk is just platform enshittification in general - feature bloat, performance degradation, mandatory upsells.