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If you're going to bother with accounts it's a bit annoying that you can't just contribute directly from your account. Having to create a pull request is slight

If you're going to bother with accounts it's a bit annoying that you can't just contribute directly from your account. Having to create a pull request is slightly annoying. And at this point my personal list of uBlock rules is tailored to satisfy some very specific personal needs which I'd feel a bit apprehensive about just sharing without some degree of anonymity. Heck there are rules that would allow you to identify my account on other social media. Also if this is to get as popular as userscripts/styles are/were then some way of finding rules per webpage would be nice.

xvello 5y ago
Thanks for your feedback. As this is just a humble weekend project, I had to cut in scope in order to move forward. This is why the project has no back-office and relies on Github for content contribution. I made this choice because the uBlock, EasyPrivacy and AdGuard communities are using the same tool to maintain their lists. I am open to changing that flow later this year, but not in the immediate future. I understand your privacy concerns, and invite you to read https://letsblock.it/help/privacy https://letsblock.it/help/privacy to show that I take it seriously. AFAIK, Github is pretty lenient on identity, and wouldn't blink if you opened a throwaway anonymous account to contribute. You can also keep custom rules in https://letsblock.it/filters/custom-rules https://letsblock.it/filters/custom-rules without necessarily contributing them as templates.