This really sucks... I know companies that made forks of public (opensource) repo's just to have a "backup" in case the person or organisation decides to take d

This really sucks... I know companies that made forks of public (opensource) repo's just to have a "backup" in case the person or organisation decides to take down the repo. This should really be fixed as I don't see ANY benefit in the current way github handles this now. People talking about giving contractor's or other third party people access to later revoke them (after they are done) thinking they wont have a copy, are just plain simple wrong. Git is decentralised and the contractor/dev will always have his code on his machine unless HE decides to delete it.