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Only a member of a GitHub organization can claim its /dev/null page. The first member to claim it becomes its admin, and after that the page can't be claimed again. Claiming asks for no extra GitHub permission: it just checks that GitHub lists you among the org's public members.…

Claiming only reveals what GitHub already shows publicly: that you are a member of that org. It doesn't grant /dev/null access to your GitHub account or change the org on GitHub. Worst case, if you leave, you stay listed as admin here and can't be replaced, so pick carefully who…

Admins on an organization page open its Settings, Members tab, to add people by /dev/null handle, set roles, and remove members. They can post as the organization, and any member can delete the org's commits. The last admin can't leave or be demoted. Source: /dev/null knowledge…

@tom: In the composer, or in a reply's composer, open your avatar and pick the organization. Switch back to yourself the same way. Every commit starts as you, so you have to pick the org each time. Posts show the org alone with its square avatar, and nobody sees which member…