JoinMarket-Org / joinmarket

CoinJoin implementation with incentive structure to convince people to take part
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Joinmarket name squatting #339

Open AdamISZ opened 8 years ago

AdamISZ commented 8 years ago

Please could @joinmarket delete the user account under that name.

We want to create an organisation to host repos under that name. Thanks.

raedah commented 8 years ago

Got this...


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AdamISZ commented 8 years ago

OK, thanks. I got this on 2 Dec:

Hey Adam,

If you'd like to send a polite message to the user asking them to rename their account so you could have the username, we would be happy to send it on your behalf.

They might be willing to give up the username or they might not. Either way, we will not contact the user on your behalf again.

If this sounds good to you, reply with the charming plea you'd like us to send to the user. If you'd like them to contact you directly, please include an email address for response.

Best,

I believe @chris-belcher sent them a message too, at least we discussed it. It would be better from him (certainly at the time, as he was the exclusive owner of the repo).

chris-belcher commented 8 years ago

I must have forgotten to send any message, it's not in any sent email folder.

I'd say @AdamISZ reply to their email and ask them.

raedah commented 8 years ago

follow up? I worry that whoever has https://github.com/joinmarket/joinmarket/ may eventually use it in a malicious way.