But that's a policy on name-squatting. Something that doesn't apply here. The creator isn't squatting on the name they created and I would be surprised if Github would commute the name at their discretion unless considerable time passed, something I don't necessarily have a problem with on a long enough time scale. Though there there's a point on that time scale where I'd expect the new owners to just consider a new name.
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Then you shouldn't use GH: https://help.github.com/articles/name-squatting-policy/
How is that related? You can easily be active on a GitHub account and still check your email infrequently.
Fair enough, though always_good is replying to a situation where the user is neither.
But that's a policy on name-squatting. Something that doesn't apply here. The creator isn't squatting on the name they created and I would be surprised if Github would commute the name at their discretion unless considerable time passed, something I don't necessarily have a problem with on a long enough time scale. Though there there's a point on that time scale where I'd expect the new owners to just consider a new name.
1. Github rename Void Linux to Void2 Linux as per above policy.
2. Register Void Linux to existing team.
3. Fork Void2 Linux as Void Linux.
Problem solved.