I use a unique account with every distinct git org / github org that I interact with. Even if I'm in my work profile and I need to do something in an org calle

I use a unique account with every distinct git org / github org that I interact with. Even if I'm in my work profile and I need to do something in an org called `acmecorp`, I will create @acmecorp-identifier to do that. This is just a very long experience... * Security policies for work things have a blast radius of just that employer * OSS things have a lifetime beyond the life of an employment / contract * Source control elsewhere (GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket / Gitea / Forgejo / etc) all has a local blast radius, and if a provider / org forces changes (roll your keys!) then the impact is limited to just that provider * When something changes ownership (i.e. an org), the impact to me is low It seems much more sane. I think of a single git identity across multiple orgs as a bit of a smell.