Extends the #69 how-to-post section (from #48): users asked how to create a GitHub account, keep their email private, and post "anonymously" in keel's discussions.
Add to the community page how-to (en/ar/fr), staying honest per #48's constraint (never claim true anonymity — GitHub sees the account; readers see only the username):
- A step or note: after signup, make the email private — GitHub → Settings → Emails → enable "Keep my email addresses private" (GitHub then shows a noreply address and uses it for web-based operations automatically)
- A plain sentence on pseudonymity: pick any username, that name is all readers ever see; posting is as anonymous as a pseudonym makes it, no real name or email is displayed
- Keep the existing register and length discipline — this is a fact card, not a tutorial page
Acceptance
Extends the #69 how-to-post section (from #48): users asked how to create a GitHub account, keep their email private, and post "anonymously" in keel's discussions.
Add to the community page how-to (en/ar/fr), staying honest per #48's constraint (never claim true anonymity — GitHub sees the account; readers see only the username):
Acceptance