Yeah, fair enough. Good on you for linking your own cringey post. I think a lot of developers have those early cringe moments, especially if they were young w

Yeah, fair enough. Good on you for linking your own cringey post. I think a lot of developers have those early cringe moments, especially if they were young when they started. As far as disruption, it did occur to me later that somebody may be getting notification emails about these comments. But it's not too bad, as I assume they could just send the emails to /dev/null, since Github is not the official host of git. (As a tangential note, I sort of wish Github would handle this better. So many Github-mirrored projects end up with something like "don't submit pull requests or open issues here, they will be ignored" in their repo description.)