We're a publicly funded, open-source project. We currently pay $300/yr for ~65 people and only have a few private repos (mainly for new/testing projects). New pricing has us paying $6500/yr! A change of over 20x is hard to swallow when the service doesn't change at all!

Since we're open-source... we don't want more repos! Unlimited repos means absolutely nothing to us.

We need to be able to distinguish between "collaborators" on the open-source repos and organization "users" that need access to the private repos.

One thing we might do is split our organization: we may have our open source organization that ONLY has open repos and only a couple of real "users"... and then our private organization for the few users that work on private stuff.

Ironically, this is exactly the OPPOSITE of what GitHub was trying to achieve here!