It’s even worse to see open sources projects use Discord for communication (looking at you, Bazzite)

We’ve already seen Fedora bend their knee to the US laws. I’m the past, a developer for kicked out of the project and banned from contributing because the country he was born in was on the US no-no list.

I switched my carrier from T-Mobile to Orange.

It fails for me (paid version).

Red Hat/IBM owns the trademark, logo, pretty much the entire architecture, a majority of FESCo members are Red Hat employees, Fedora has to follow US laws due to the Red Hat link (mostly export, patents and cryptography laws).