> So if this mechanism makes sense to you as a way of guaranteeing that your code won't be in other people's accounts, you're mistaken too. Come on, no one is

> So if this mechanism makes sense to you as a way of guaranteeing that your code won't be in other people's accounts, you're mistaken too. Come on, no one is arguing that, and I'm sure you know that. He said it's "cleaner", not more secure. Yes anybody can re-upload his code to a random github account, but then it's easier to see it's stolen code in contrast of having a github fork of the private repository.