If I understand things correctly, cloning your fork would give me a new repository, independent from any repository I already have. So I could not rebase your branches onto mine, because mine would not be in that repository. The operation to import another branch into my existing repository would be 'git pull xxx yyy', where xxx is a remote git repository and yyy the name of the branch there I want to import. But I am not sure how I can add your fork on GitHub as a remote repository for the Jocly project.
If I understand things correctly, cloning your fork would give me a new repository, independent from any repository I already have. So I could not rebase your branches onto mine, because mine would not be in that repository. The operation to import another branch into my existing repository would be 'git pull xxx yyy', where xxx is a remote git repository and yyy the name of the branch there I want to import. But I am not sure how I can add your fork on GitHub as a remote repository for the Jocly project.