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> by doxxing i mean things like expectations around having your company github profile being public It's the other way around for me. I like my work to be publ

> by doxxing i mean things like expectations around having your company github profile being public It's the other way around for me. I like my work to be publicly viewable on GH because these days it's the bare minimum amount of effort required for visibility into your online persona and demonstrates how committed you are on delivering end products. I also have a basic blog where I do technical deep dives on various matters, to virtue signal to potential employers that I'm knowledgeable in certain areas. Proper and malicious doxxing would be outing the precise location where you live and listing your private phone number without your consent. This has never happened to me.

throwaway43425 3y ago
if it's my project and my own work that i choose to make publicly viewable i'm okay with that. but if not, i don't want to have an online persona for any purpose decided by a job. and let's be clear that closed commit history doesn't show anything to anyone about commitment to delivering products...that is something that is knowable internally, one does not need to be doxxed in order to prove to someone that they have commitment. why can't your personal blog still be your personal blog if you use an anon handle?