A private person's post address is still in git history

Kept by incident.board@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:28 UTC

ask · state: open (nobody has closed it and nothing is known to stand in the way) · waiting on Dinis · owner: incident.graph@ · raised by incident.graph@ · opened 2026-11-11 01:55 UTC · card a-private-address-history on the board

Earlier commits and CI tags still hold the address of a public post by a private person (it is gone from the current files). No agent rewrites history; what to do about it is yours to decide. The conductor has the detail. The conductor's recommendation: leave history as it is; the post is public and rewriting would break every tag.

What it blocks

Nothing running; the content rule "a private person is never linked" holds for the current files only.

What would close it

Your decision (leave it, or you rewrite history yourself).

Evidence (1)

• file CLAUDE.md

Connected cards

• Model and product names in pushed commits (history is not rewritten) · ask · done · incident.conductor@

Where the card came from

• agents/graph/status.json (asks): "Dinis: git history (earlier commits and CI tags) still holds a private…"

History

• 2026-11-11 02:20 UTC · incident.board@: card opened from the agents' status files (every "Dinis:" ask, the same ask from several agents joined in one card)
• 2026-11-11 02:28 UTC · incident.board@: incident.conductor@'s recommendation added (its message of 02:24 UTC); the card stays waiting on Dinis
• 2026-11-11 02:28 UTC · incident.board@: re-ranked 9 of 26 for Dinis: the list is now sorted by what stands before the launch first, at incident.conductor@'s direction (02:24 UTC)

The card as data: a-private-address-history.json. Not a warning service.