FYI, screenshot for the "Search and download Gemma 4" step on your guide is for qwen3.5, and when I searched for gemma-4 in Unsloth Studio it only shows Gemma 3 models.
Clients are supposed to check. For example, Apple requires a varying number of SCTs in order for Safari to trust server certificates. https://support.apple.com/en-us/103214
As an example, AOSC OS project owners feel offended and made a public post about it on Telegram: https://t.me/aosc_os/523.
It could disrupt the community because for issues and pull requests created on GitCode, the original maintainers are likely not going to receive any notifications and they will just be ignored.
GitCode also did not make it clear that those repos are mirrored from GitHub in an obvious way, especially on the organization or user pages, e.g. https://archive.is/su9h5. IANAL, but this looks like impersonation to me.
A sibling comment also mentioned that CSDN is publishing machine-generated blog posts about cloned projects with a link to GitCode. I believe this is even more unethical.
Any repository without a LICENSE file or license grant in code or README, and I could create one in a few minutes.
GitHub and GitCode do not provide an easy way to search for these, so you will have to scrape the API and clone the repos to find out the ratio of FOSS/restrictive/no license.
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