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To be honest, I wrote GitMask for myself. Yep,if anonymity is really important to you, a VPN and/or TOR is required. GitMask just ensures that you don't uninten
by analogj 9y ago
To be honest, I wrote GitMask for myself.
Yep,if anonymity is really important to you, a VPN and/or TOR is required. GitMask just ensures that you don't unintentionally leak personal info. GitMask is open source, so if you don't trust me to run it, just run it yourself.
Spam is a potential issue. All PR's reference gitmask.com so maintainers have someone to message if they get flooded.
- djsumdog 9y agoAre you worried about potential licensing issues? Some projects make contributors agree to certain license contribution guidelines before they can accept pull requests. If there is a question about non-OSS code coming in from Gitmask in a lawsuit, the affected project will most likely have to discard and rewrite all those contributions.