Regarding your mention of the "politically motivated provider", this [1] is relevant:

Using Google-translate + some tweaks by myself:

"What does political Provider mean?

Even if JPBerlin is a political provider, that does not mean that we ourselves are politically active.

We give politically and socially active organizations the technical infrastructure they need to enable them to work with modern tools such as groupware systems or mailing lists. They should be able to focus on their content rather than vexed with the technology and its implementation.

The JPBerlin itself represents no own political content or opinions. We see ourselves only as a reservoir and implements of the assets from [politically] left, environmental and social areas. And so it is not surprising that we accommodate almost all well-known organizations, foundations, communities and other groups from those circles. Of course we also have non-politically-motivated individuals and organizations as customers.

Our customers have no relationships to each other. The same applies to our position in relation to our clients and their views and work.

Our only position is to be clearly distinct from the [politically] right edge!!"

[1] https://www.jpberlin.de/hilfe/allgemein/was-bedeutet-politis...