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nope! We feel pretty strongly this is the right answer.

• malgorithms 9y ago
  Answer to your edit: team names are not private, as their hashes can be found in our merkle tree, which anyone is free to mirror or lookup. So if you name your team `foobar` someone would be able to hash foobar and look it up, and yes, prove it exists. This is a feature, not a bug :-) But if you picked a team name with very high entropy, then I guess that would be semi-private in that it would be undiscoverable by brute force.
  • tehno 9y ago
    Same goes for sub-team name? I.e. don't put private project names, future release date related things etc in there?
    • xnxn 9y ago
      "The very existence of subteams are hidden from all who aren't members of the subteam. Thus, if you wanted to create the team `lets_fire_bob.just_kidding_fire_bruce`, then Bruce would have no way of knowing his number is up." (from https://keybase.io/docs/teams/design https://keybase.io/docs/teams/design)