Currently it's difficult to discuss anything publicly, refer to solved issues, get a fresh overview of the project's progress, etc.
So I'd like to propose moving the Keysafe project to https://notabug.org. They're very open, they respect (in fact require) Free Software and they're pretty stable (I'm following them for about 2 years and they're meticulously publicly documenting what is going on) and legally OK.
https://notabug.org is running Gogs, which is a SW providing a centralized web interface for a great amount of git projects https://notabug.org can be seen as an alternative GitHub, but with good Terms of Service and not the GitHub's ToS which basically say among other things that "you're fully responsible for anything we do in your country/land/region").
If https://notabug.org won't suit our needs, could find another alternative allowing easy public discussion of enhancements/bugs of Keysafe and a nicely visible progress overview?
I have nothing against notabug, but I prefer to use my own tools and keep everything in a git repository (not some sql-based wrapper around a git repository). So I don't think I'll be doing that.
People generally don't seem to find it impossible to use ikiwiki, which is what we're using here, for public discussion, to refer to solved issues, to see what's going on, etc.