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Github doesn't have to publish or host anything they don't want to, and they may decide not to for many reasons (business, appearances, phase of the moon, etc).

• encryptluks2 4y ago
  I mean if they don't want to because of someone's race then that is against the law. Same with religion. So start a religion that incorporates these ideals.
  • Dalewyn 4y ago
    IANAL, but I recall a religion needs to have existed before so-and-so date (I don't recall exactly) to qualify as a religious exception. Meaning your Swimming Lasagna Monster religion you created yesterday doesn't qualify.
    • ipaddr 4y ago
      The scientology example tells us the opposite.
• drak0n1c 4y ago
  Unless one of those reasons is persistent government requests/pressure on Microsoft/Github. Then it's a convenient way around first amendment protections.
  • blitzar 4y ago
    Is a subpoena, in full compliance with the law, considered to be persistent government requests.