> But out of box, git allows you to use whatever name/email on your commit, so that's a problem. Systems are typically unsecured until someone starts abusing i

> But out of box, git allows you to use whatever name/email on your commit, so that's a problem. Systems are typically unsecured until someone starts abusing it. GitHub has obviously foreseen this possibility which is why they have the infrastructure in place to restrict freedom in the interest of security. The day someone starts aggressively misusing that feature, they could take it away just like that.