@fedor >we signed up for years ago.
Github was proprietary from the very start, so you signed up to be exploited - m$ just turned the proprietary up to 11.

You need to escape from the proprietary trap, which will eventually achieve the proprietary goal of keeping the compiler under lock and key, so you can develop software from m$ gratis and can be prevented from developing free software that goes against m$'s wishes.

There's endless free git forges and git hosts available like codeberg, gitea, GNU Savannah and cgit etc.

git was designed to work around sending patches to mailing lists, rather than only being accessible by a single server.