There is also a big difference between clicking `fork` on github vs cloning and creating a new repository (on github) and then changing the remote URL and pushi

There is also a big difference between clicking `fork` on github vs cloning and creating a new repository (on github) and then changing the remote URL and pushing. The latter isn't "github fork" even if it is a "git fork" and won't be affected by most[1] automated takedowns. 1> where most is defined as somewhere between 0 and 100%