Guys, About eight months ago, I asked this list a question about how to start a new repo based on a GitPan fork.[1] The concensus was, just fork it and leave it as a fork, because there's no disadvantages to that.
Well, I found a (mild) disadvantage. :-/ GitHub has a way to filter your repos: Public / Private / Sources / Forks. I often use that "Sources" one to filter out all my forks of other repos, since they're generally things I'm contributing to, and that leaves me with just the main repos that I'm responsible for. Very convenient. Except now my Data-Random repo disappears as well, since it's just a fork. Does anyone know of a possible fix for this? It's not crucial, obviously, but it sure would be convenient. (Now that I type this question out, I guess it's a bit OT for this list, but I started the discussion here, so I figured I'd continue it here. Feel free to point me at better venues though.) -- Buddy [1] http://www.mail-archive.com/module-authors@perl.org/msg09100.html
