Yes. I cannot understand the point of those people who kept "forking" repositories on GitHub, but don't do any development on them. They have a long list of untouched forked repositories, like Linux kernel, Apache, nginx, ..., and makes it particularly difficult for me to find the repos of their original works.

Even as a "backup", it's pointless, because it's all Copy-on-Write, there's no backup.

As if they never learned to use the "Star" button to bookmark...

Personally, I don't fork any repos unless I'm working on a derived program, or working for a patch, even so, I'll delete my forked repos as soon as the patches are accepted (if it's a one-time contribution), so these forked repos won't spam my own list.