This suggestion is related to user experience while browsing Github projects which belongs to Github organizations.
The contribution button gives Utopian users, the ability to contribute in all categories, but task requests. While the right sidebar gives a complete list of repositories owned by the user, projects which are on organizations, but already authorized through the individual account are not displayed.
The proposal is to list organization projects within the user profile, so project owners can create task requests for those repositories.
Also, allowing users to write task requests on projects they control through an organization account.
On the following URL, even being the primary owner of the organization, and having full access, Utopian validation prevents me from writing a task request:
https://utopian.io/write-task/65426004
For example, I want to create a task request on a project of mine, Ambientum:
Browsing my profile at https://utopian.io/@hernandev/projects, I can see Ambientum as a fork, but I cannot see the original project, which is owned by another account, 
As you can see in the attached screenshot, utopian integration, has access to my organizations, meaning it's possible to validate my personal account as administrator of the organization.
Benefits of this improvement would be making tasks requests for larger projects, which are not always owned by an individual account, easier, since the actual project URL on utopian needs the project ID and it's not a trivial task to retrieve it.
