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>>ig0r0+(OP)
This is great news! I've always had my repositories spread across GitHub, gitlab, and bitbucket depending on what size group or features I needed but this helps centralize everything to GitHub. That is probably their goal!

>>roland+Q2
> this helps centralize everything to GitHub.

Oh dear. That doesn't really sound like a good idea in the long term.

So once you place all your projects/repositories on a third party git service like Github and it goes down, what can you do to push that critical change? Might be no big deal for personal projects but unacceptable for big business and open source orgs.

You might as well call the CEO of GitHub for support. A better way is to self-host...