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Yes, on a random discussion about editing the README I never interacted with, on a repo I like (BurntSushi's ripgrep) but do not remember interacting with, no s
by rpigab 4y ago
Yes, on a random discussion about editing the README I never interacted with, on a repo I like (BurntSushi's ripgrep) but do not remember interacting with, no star, no follow, no fork or anything else from me (I should star it and interact though, it's awesome).
A lady mentionning something getting wet, many mentions including me and the same type of link others mentionned.
- burntsushi 4y agoYeah I was deleting many such comments from the ripgrep tracker. At some point though, GitHub seems to have gotten wise to it and is deleting them before I can even get to them. (They still show up in email though.) I agree with others that GitHub's reporting process for this kind of behavior is not great. It's good to make reporting take a few steps for cases involving real humans, but for obvious spamming or trolling, there should be a quicker way IMO. EDIT: I also just got a phishing email saying "Your github account was successfully signed in to but we did not recognize the location of the sign in. You can review this sign in attempt by visiting the link below."