We are currently moving from Bitbucket to GitHub (hurrah!), and since we were "assigned" a single organization in GitHub by our corporate parent, we are also lo

We are currently moving from Bitbucket to GitHub (hurrah!), and since we were "assigned" a single organization in GitHub by our corporate parent, we are also looking at importing a lot of repositories into a single organization. And the inability to further organize these repositories has been a big disappointment for an otherwise good experience with GitHub. Pretty much what this thread is about! We end up telling our teams to use the different search functions to help in making sense of the madness: search by language (automatically detected by GitHub), team, type (forks or other), topics and names. We have a decent process to make sure the appropriate topics are set for repositories (we manage all non-forks through Terraform), and to make sure that names include a useful prefix. Though I don't think we'll ever stop debating the right prefixes for our repository names. It's a "poor man's" ordeal, that's for sure. Organizations are probably the right way to go, if you can. We're still in the move, so too soon to tell, but I am also wondering if we aren't worried about a non-issue. Because while Bitbucket has "groups", I don't think I have ever consciously used those groups while working in Bitbucket (nor have we ever set up the Bitbucket groups very well for our organization anyway).