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If your repo is private, then they'd either need a really large paid account and pay for the private fork they create of your repo, or they'd have to fork your
by JangoSteve 12y ago
If your repo is private, then they'd either need a really large paid account and pay for the private fork they create of your repo, or they'd have to fork your repo as a public repo. Obviously neither is really an option.
EDIT: Unless you mean just doing this for public repos, which would work, but doesn't solve the issue of private repos.