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Re: GitHub user sends notification to 400k users

#5
The toothpaste is out of the tube - notifications are going to be scrutinized more in the future, from this point on.

I got the email. And about 20+ responses to that email.

Every person who replies to that issue triggers another 400k emails. Personally, my email client is crashing.

EpicGames, as a GitHub org is an outlier, it's basically an SSO for Unreal Engine. I forgot I was even a member of it.

Re: GitHub user sends notification to 400k users

#7
post #5

The toothpaste is out of the tube - notifications are going to be scrutinized more in the future, from this point on. I got the email. And about 20+ responses to that email. Every person who replies to that issue triggers another 400k emails. Personally, my email client is crashing. EpicGames, as a GitHub org is an outlier, it's basically an SSO for Unreal Engine. I forgot I was even a member of it.

It's an effective setup to make people feel included or part of Epic in some way. (Adding everyone who wants access to the organisation.)

Re: GitHub user sends notification to 400k users

#10
post #5

The toothpaste is out of the tube - notifications are going to be scrutinized more in the future, from this point on. I got the email. And about 20+ responses to that email. Every person who replies to that issue triggers another 400k emails. Personally, my email client is crashing. EpicGames, as a GitHub org is an outlier, it's basically an SSO for Unreal Engine. I forgot I was even a member of it.

It must be hard for GitHub servers, but which e-mail client is crashing from about 100 short, text-only messages received in an hour?
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