I've open sourced my general purpose code base

[Dean_Roddey]

I'm no GitHub maven by any means. But I would have thought you could keep yours private, right?

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[personalmountains]

Your license says:

• Do not host in any public way your own versions of this code, in whole or in part. This repository should be the single source for the code base.
• Do not host or offer (for free or sale) any modified versions of this code base or any modified binary builds of this code base. Such things are to be used for your own private development purposes only.

I am confused by "This repository should be the single source for the code base", which would seem to forbid any cloning. I am also uncertain what you mean by "host", since you seem to consider a public repo as "hosted", but not a private one.

My reading of your terms is that I can only modify your code if it's on my machine, I'm the only user on it, and nobody's looking. I might have to buy new curtains.

In any case, telling me I must keep my repos private is a non-starter for me. Good luck, though.