Seems like it's working as intended. The code is MIT-licensed, but github doesn't know that. It only knows that you were allowed access to a private repo, and t

Seems like it's working as intended. The code is MIT-licensed, but github doesn't know that. It only knows that you were allowed access to a private repo, and that access was revoked. This is supposed to save you the trouble of going through all of your forks and ensuring that you aren't retaining any code from an organization you left. Personally I make new github accounts for every new org I join, but that's just me.