You have no license in your repo.
So I know you don't want to publish it under an open-source license [1], but if you don't do it's essentially this 'license' which id described like this:
You retain all rights and do not permit distribution, reproduction, or derivative works. You may grant some rights in cases where you publish your source code to a site that requires accepting terms of service. For example, publishing code in a public repository on GitHub requires that you allow others to view and fork your code.
So just you know that this code can still be forked.
Nilos
commented
9 years ago
You have no license in your repo. So I know you don't want to publish it under an open-source license [1], but if you don't do it's essentially this 'license' which id described like this:
So just you know that this code can still be forked.
[1] http://www.golem.de/news/whispeer-soziales-netzwerk-mit-ende-zu-ende-verschluesselung-1508-115671-2.html (German)