Hello everyone. I'll begin by saying that I feel this was probably discussed already, but I couldn't find anything in the archive. If I missed anything, sorry for asking again - I'd appreciate if someone could just point me to relevant threads.
I see that Salsa requires reCAPTCHA resolution to sign up, and it also embeds reCAPTCHA code in most or all pages - or at least so it looks to me as an absolute Javascript ignorant. I feel it's a contradiction that Debian relies on a non-free service, and especially that its forge is dedicated to DFSG-compliant software but forces its users to use a third-party, non-DFSG-compliant service to sign up and to connect to it whenever they load a page. I know reCAPTCHA is built-in in GitLab, but is there any specific reason for the choice of using it, ease apart? Thanks, -- Ceppo
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