If no current people recognize it, then maybe a Racket official can
report it to GitHub *as a possible security problem*, which should be
less likely to be ignored than general customer support requests.
(Specifically, it's potentially a way to impersonate official Racket
stuff, such as in (po
It’s not an account it’s an organisation.
S.
On Tue, 23 Jul 2019 at 21:01, 'John Clements' via Racket Developers <
racket-dev@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Me neither. I took a look at their “report abuse” button, and it looks
> like it’s for DMCA violations and similar. More generally, it suggests
Me neither. I took a look at their “report abuse” button, and it looks like
it’s for DMCA violations and similar. More generally, it suggests a certain
attitude on the part of GitHub which I generally respect but which might make
it very hard to do much about this. It probably wouldn’t hurt to a
I don't know who controls that account.
Sam
On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 8:04 AM Neil Van Dyke wrote:
>
> There's a GitHub presence, "https://github.com/racket-lang";, which has
> the Racket logo, but no Repositories/People/Projects visible. People who
> land on that could think Racket has nothing on
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There's a GitHub presence, "https://github.com/racket-lang";, which has
the Racket logo, but no Repositories/People/Projects visible. People who
land on that could think Racket has nothing on GitHub. Also, if it's not
in our control, it's a bit of a security problem.
If one of us controls it,
