Can you display organizations you're an open collaborator for on your profile?

[chris-c-thomas]

I know I can display organizations that I'm a full member/owner of on my profile but what about organizations where I'm an open collaborator? One in particular I have 6 repos where I am an admin but because I don't show up under the main team settings of the GitHub organization (just free organization), I can't select to make visibility public or private.

Is it possible if the organization changes a setting to allow that for open collaborators? Or maybe just not possible at all?

If it's not possible, where can I go to request that feature? I think it'd be great for profiles to show organizations you contribute to regularly but might not be a full time member of. Commit history is one thing but it's nice to show as a badge on the side of your profile.

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[ghost]

Hi, @chris-c-thomas!

To the extent of my knowledge, there is no setting to show open collaborators in an organization. You must be a full member. A way around would be listing the project you contributed to in your README.