The website abcd builds for a repository names every human author on its contributors page, with a forge profile link built from their noreply address, which carries their login. The product thinker ruled on 2026-10-29 that no member's login or name appears in what abcd publishes: credits name no person. The page reads git shortlog and prints each author's name and commit count, and the record JSON beside it carries the same fields, so every site abcd builds publishes its contributors' names.

The website abcd builds for a repository names every human author on its contributors page, with a forge profile link built from their noreply address, which carries their login. The product thinker ruled on 2026-10-29 that no member's login or name appears in what abcd publishes: credits name no person. The page reads git shortlog and prints each author's name and commit count, and the record JSON beside it carries the same fields, so every site abcd builds publishes its contributors' names.

Grounds

• pursued: removing the per-person list and profile fields from the published record.json is breaking for any reader of authorship.humans; a site built from a history with several identities per person shows one count per person and no name anywhere, and a name found on any built page or in record.json would show it wrong