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@@ -52,10 +52,20 @@ These are the ethical problems with that specific instance:
    deliberate sharing all traffic with CloudFlare.
 1. Excessive [tracking][tracking] renders [FSF criteria C4][fsfCriteria]
    unsatisfied.
-1. Contrary to widespread confused notions about Gitlab being free software, the gitlab.com *service* does *not* run the Gitlab Community Edition (GCE).  It runs the proprietary "enterprise edition".  Even if gitlab.com were to switch to GCE, visitors would still be forced to run non-free software imposed by their content delivery network (CDN).
-1. The single most important feature of any free software repository is the ability to clone a project.  It is the only feature that secures, delivers, and enables users to exercise all software freedoms.  Yet gitlab.com's walled garden is so restricted that Tor users are not even permitted to clone a project:
+1. Contrary to widespread confused notions about Gitlab being free
+   software, the gitlab.com *service* does *not* run the Gitlab
+   Community Edition (GCE).  It runs the proprietary "enterprise
+   edition".  Even if gitlab.com were to switch to GCE, visitors would
+   still be forced to run non-free software imposed by their content
+   delivery network (CDN).
+1. The single most important feature of any free software repository
+is the ability to clone a project.  It is the only feature that
+secures, delivers, and enables users to exercise all software
+freedoms.  Yet gitlab.com's walled garden is so restricted that Tor
+users are not even permitted to clone a project:
+
 ![](https://infosec.exchange/system/media_attachments/files/105/764/904/002/819/754/original/38832d4b9ffc75fa.png)
-   consequently [FSF criteria C3][fsfCriteria] is unmet.
+consequently [FSF criteria C3][fsfCriteria] is unmet.
 1. Gitlab.com treats Tor users trying to register with hostility.
    Access is inconvenient in some cases (e.g. GUI users), while access
    is outright denied to other Tor users (e.g. terminal users with