Well, I suppose not strictly more censorship resistant on the ability to post, depends on the config, but certainly around takedowns.

For the source code part git is already decentralized enough, it is not worth trying to censor a repo cloned on tens of thousands of machines locally. For the social part: censorship resistance is important but it can be a curse, like with radicle which cannot possibly get a decent UX. As we see wi...

last time i checked in on the project it mainly worked through 'seed' nodes which are analogus to relays because p2p was proving so unreliable. I'm not sure how much more decentralised it is in reality.