This sort of thing, being owned by Microslop, and some other minor things are the reasons why I left GitHub and now have a local Git running on a pi on my network. Code is tiny and Git uses hardly any processing to run, so a pi is fine.
It's almost indistinguishable for me as a single user working on a codebase and I get no AI, no multinational corporation looking at my repo, I have complete control and will never be locked out of 'my' account because some company decided to do it to me.
It's almost indistinguishable for me as a single user working on a codebase and I get no AI, no multinational corporation looking at my repo, I have complete control and will never be locked out of 'my' account because some company decided to do it to me.