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So what? That implies that someone should believe someone when they say "look, the email address on this commit says this person's name -- it must be that perso
by cyphar 11y ago
So what? That implies that someone should believe someone when they say "look, the email address on this commit says this person's name -- it must be that person!". This all comes down to repo ownership. In your fork of a repo, you have the ability to fake any history you want. Why should that bother me? GitHub should stop auto-associating emails to usernames -- that's the actual problem here.