Not sure how to remain anonymous while sharing the code.
You could share your version on any forge (if you want suggestions, I’m favoring Codeberg as of recent, really like the work they’re doing with the aim of creating forge federation in the future, in your case useful since you should be able to use it over Tor if needed) and not expose your actual email in the commits by using the one that is generated by the service instead I think.
Or change it out with a new email you use only for that account:
git config user.email "random@ahh.address"
And also some other magic command I don’t know to change the author for all past commits.
You might also want to look into radicle but I don’t know if it was actually anonymity-friendly
Thanks, good luck with it!
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You’re welcome. Thanks for being a part of our first-ever community modification to the bot’s code:
https://infosec.pub/post/881499
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Oh that’s cool!! :D
Is the bot source code available too? Just curious
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It is a fork of this bot with a single line of code added now to handle attribution.
Not sure how to remain anonymous while sharing the code.
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Thank you!
You could share your version on any forge (if you want suggestions, I’m favoring Codeberg as of recent, really like the work they’re doing with the aim of creating forge federation in the future, in your case useful since you should be able to use it over Tor if needed) and not expose your actual email in the commits by using the one that is generated by the service instead I think.
Or change it out with a new email you use only for that account:
git config user.email "random@ahh.address"And also some other magic command I don’t know to change the author for all past commits.
You might also want to look into radicle but I don’t know if it was actually anonymity-friendly