Or do you mean going after the accounts of companies that make use of a likely scraped email address? That's not a bad idea either, but it has risks and isn't the same thing.
> I came across your profile on GitHub. Given you're based in the US, I thought it might be relevant to reach out. > > Profile: https://github.com/tedivm
They aren't doing anything to hide it.
They could have git cloned your repo, used or otherwise analyzed your code which follows TOS then used the local git repo to pull your email address.
How is GitHub responsible here?
Sorry but why are you making excuses for these insanely greedy companies that don't want to hire people to solve a basic problem?
Come on here, even Meta hires people in Kenya to look at CP and snuff films to label this stuff. Meta! They literally profited off of a genocide and they still know how to do this.
Excuse after excuse for these greedy companies.
> we can (and do) take action against those accounts including banning the accounts