I think a suspension is okay if the code breaks the GitHub frontend or backend itself, or exposes Microsoft to legal liability (because the code embeds copyrigh

I think a suspension is okay if the code breaks the GitHub frontend or backend itself, or exposes Microsoft to legal liability (because the code embeds copyright material, etc.) In no other circumstances do I want GitHub patrolling what users commit to their own repositories. Of course, if you pull my code and run it sight-unseen, and are damaged by it, you have a right to be upset at me (and possibly sue me) but that's not something I want GitHub to (try to) police.