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You can't fork it because you already have a fork of a fork (i.e. from me) - see
the background here.
You have few choices:
1) the simplest one - you can delete my fork, and then fork the original
XoopsCore25. Since you have access to all repositories in the chain of forks, you can set locally separate branches for different forks, work on a particular branch, and then make a PR to that repository (see how the author of the above question
solved it).
2) There is also a more complex solution, if you want to keep separate forks, see:
Create Multiple Forks of a GitHub RepoI would recommend the option 1