Why are sources.seinlet.com committers' e-mails public?

[Andrzej]

Hi,

I can't find any solution to remove my e-mail address from sources.seinlet.com so I'm asking this question and looking for clear answer.

Few years ago I've been participating in creation of small script on github.com. Now I see that that repository was moved to sources.seinlet.com and all e-mails were publicized. My mailbox is now visible for wider range of spammers.

Can anyone explain me how can I remove my e-mail address from this repository http://sources.seinlet.com/changelog/jquery-week-calendar? It seems that I don't have account there (I've tried to use request new password form).

Thanks for any help.

Cheers, A.

[Nick]

It looks like somone at seinlet.com has indexed that github repository and made it publicly accesible.

Your email address is visible, because the repo you contributed to https://github.com/themouette/jquery-week-calendar/ is a public repository and your git username with which you made the comit using, contained your email address.

If you sign-up for an account on http://sources.seinlet.com/login/signup.do using the same email address, then FishEye will map your committer name to your username and wont render an email address next to those commits.

[Andrzej]

Thank you for your response. I registered in that site and my e-mail address disappeared from some pages but then appeared in other ones. For example when I hover my nickname or open my profile I can see my e-mail. It's privacy policy violation so I want to remove that content if you don't know how to solve my problem.