For hvie.io it is all a matter of complying with the et requirements and taking care of it. I don't think that @therealwolf is in any way stopping anyone from accessing GitLab. However, as I am not familiar with the flow of any discussions or submissions there, I will leave that to your crew on GitLab and the person(s) handling any relevant topics at hand there.

PSS. We are not fond of "tracking accounts" as behind each account is a human being and we all know that any outright dbase of information and behavioral patterns can be "traded". We simply won't do that as it seriously isn't necessary. We don't want to be like FB and those others out there who do things like that.

In the long run, we will be looking for more ways to further decentralize things, hence going not just the extra mile as we have done to date, but actually help prove that anything can in some way, manner or form be decentralized and all data is in the hands of the owner and can be handled by the owner in any way they want it to be handled.

Delete the middle man. I guess that is one of the general goals of blockchain tech and what all it has to offer the world.