No, let's not. The company obviously wants to remain private. What value is served to anyone by identifying them ? Identifying someone who wants to remain sec

No, let's not. The company obviously wants to remain private. What value is served to anyone by identifying them ? Identifying someone who wants to remain secret isn't good behaviour and is damaging to the community, the ability to post anonymously means that a lot of information and questions get shared on HN that would otherwise never be shared. If we start attacking that anonymity then we risk losing a valuable part of our community.