The move does show, though, that Docker isn't shy about changing existing terms. So there's merit for some projects to take control of their namespace. It doesn

The move does show, though, that Docker isn't shy about changing existing terms. So there's merit for some projects to take control of their namespace. It doesn't seem inconceivable that at some point in the future, Docker will say that exchanging tokens in a personal user account to enable "hacky" org type features is a ToS violation.