We don't need thousands and thousands of Bitcoin code repos across the world. It is good if so (and it is forked 24k times), but to fight the censorship it is enough to have more repos than the censor controls or may shutdown. I mean imagine we have a China censored app code hosted in lets say 5-7 different countries like USA, France, Russia, India, Brasil and Algeria. It will now be possible to shut one or two repos in one day, but it will result in attracting more attention to the app and thus people create more repos. Even small modern projects have hundreds of forks - cloned repos. It will be impossible to kill such a project by censoring it in a single country.

When people do not control what they host it is good in an ideal world - every project is distributed across the galaxy and nobody knows where exactly it is hosted and by whom. But that creates an opportunity to attack this distributed system with spam. And that is where I see a flaw and why I propose to give users the control of what they host. That is the reason. If we can somehow manage to get rid of it - that would be perfect.