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> In my case, I received most of the entitled requests via email to the address that I had used for the git commits Same here. To avoid getting overwhelmed by
by capableweb 6y ago
> In my case, I received most of the entitled requests via email to the address that I had used for the git commits
Same here. To avoid getting overwhelmed by this, I have setup a particular email address tied to my git commits, that gets re-sent to my main email address, where it gets filtered, marked as seen and tagged as "potentially spam". I look at this tag sometimes (maybe once a month), depending on my available time, but in most cases, I just receive automated spam that is not even worth opening.
- kenniskrag 6y agoyou can set a private github email: https://github.community/t/your-privacy-on-github/10206 https://github.community/t/your-privacy-on-github/10206
- capableweb 6y agoYeah, I was talking about Git in general, not specifically GitHub. I'm contributing to a few projects that are not on GitHub, and my solution works everywhere, not just on GitHub.