Mercifully not. They want to get authorization to post under your name in one single public comments repository (so that when you comment it's all managed by th

Mercifully not. They want to get authorization to post under your name in one single public comments repository (so that when you comment it's all managed by them in their repository). But Github OAuth (they claim) doesn't have that level of fine grained permissions - they can only request permission to post to all repositories in your name.