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I'm really interested in learning OCaml, but when I tried to view the book it asked for access to read my public information and update my public repositories.

• edwintorok 13y ago
  The book is not finished yet, and right now it is meant for reviewers to comment on the book: "Once authenticated, you will see that every paragraph has a comments link beside it. Simply enter your feedback in there, and a Github issue will automatically be created on your behalf. " If you simply want to read the book then I suggest you wait until it is finished. In the meantime I would recommend you start reading the tutorials on the OCaml community site: http://ocaml.org/tutorials/index.html http://ocaml.org/tutorials/index.html
• amirmc 13y ago
  It does state on the page that when you login with GitHub "..., you temporarily grant us access to your public repositories. However, we do not store your authorization tokens on the server side, and instead use a cookie on your browser. To log out, you simply delete the cookie" The next paragraph explains why. Essentially, Github issues are being used to track and deal with reviewers' comments.