Maybe self-operated is better terminology -- that's fair. (Though I think one of the key points is that there is almost nothing to operate.) For me, the fundam

Maybe self-operated is better terminology -- that's fair. (Though I think one of the key points is that there is almost nothing to operate.) For me, the fundamental issue is whether I am controlling what code is out there, I'm paying the pure infrastructure costs, etc. So whether it's self-hosted or self-operated doesn't matter. For some it sounds like if you aren't managing it at the operating system level then it isn't self-hosted.