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> Because that's git's underlying mechanisms in action. no? git just has an email field on the commit. it's github that has decided to allow people to associ
by nebulous1 5y ago
> Because that's git's underlying mechanisms in action.
no? git just has an email field on the commit. it's github that has decided to allow people to associate unverified emails with their accounts, and also display this association whereever the email is listed in a commit.
- itake 5y agoI don't see how verifying the email fixes the problem. Emails (like domains) expire and the original user of the address may lose control of them.