They insist on license. But what license could there possibly be for a game ?

It’s not going to be illegal and the repositories are going to be public. But instead of serious coding work, it would be playing - like kids do. Do you get what I mean ? Codeberg allows that ??

No l haven’t. But doesn’t codeberg have a very clear cut set of rules regarding how you use it ?

Basically to use git as a tool and to collaborate in projects. But GitHub gives much more freedom regarding what you do in your account.

I don’t know anything about bitbucket. GitLab is not for me.

You mean l can play with my codeberg account ?

GitHub doesn’t really bother what you do with your account.

Does codeberg give us enough freedom to experiment ? I mean when l know nothing ??

The aim is understand how git works.

What’s that ?

Goal is to practise how git works.

Thank you for this link.

That means whatever category the license might be, l am free to copy it and create my own work, right ?

That link is extremely valuable. Thanks.

That’s the fundamental purpose of my developing the game.

I mean, the game should be based upon git entirely.

Is that some game on GitHub ?

I don’t get your closing sentence.

A video game ? Based on tui ??

Wow, lovely ! Maybe l could make changes to this, and come up with some new games ?