Any clarity on the long-term plan for list creation limits?

[danielrosehill]

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Hello good people of Github,

As an avid searcher of all things on Github, I've quickly reached the limit for list creation (I think it's currently set to 25, 30, or something similarly low).

Would be curious to know whether this is related to the Beta programme or whether it's a long term plan to keep this limit at a very modest level.

Either way, I would like to add a "vote" for raising the limit to something much higher - like 1000 or at least 100.

I find the lists feature to be absolutely invaluable in mapping out repositories many of which I plan on consolidating into awesome lists.

But you can easily "stack up" a large number without having any nefarious motives.

Best!

Daniel

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