There's one thing that keeps stopping me from adopting the mailing list approach, in favour of GitHub Pull Requests, and that's this: If, ten seconds after I'v

There's one thing that keeps stopping me from adopting the mailing list approach, in favour of GitHub Pull Requests, and that's this: If, ten seconds after I've clicked Submit, I discover an embarrassing error in the code, or that I've accidentally committed some personal information, or I've sent the e-mail from the wrong address, or anything else I haven't thought of yet, there's nothing I can do and it's public forever. Some would see this as an anti-feature, but I really do like using GitHub because I have the ability to go back and edit or delete my Pull Request if I spot an embarrassing mistake. I know the solution to this is "be more careful", but I still feel anxious sending e-mails to a mailing list, and calm using GitHub. Does anyone relate?