[Tharkun]

This is all fine and well if you know that github exposes your keys. Which, at least wheb I added my keys, was not mentioned in a big, red button in the key dialog. Maybe I trusted GH too much by not creating a separate key pair for them. But information about me is being leaked without my knowledge, and that's wrong.

[schoen]

Yes, I for one didn't know that GitHub did this. If I had had a pseudonymous account that I trusted GitHub to protect, it would have exposed my identity because I wouldn't have realized it was important to make separate SSH keys.

Edit: Elsewhere commenters say GitHub wouldn't have allowed this for a different policy reason, so this problem couldn't actually come to pass.

[c22]

Shrug, I didn't know github did this till I read this thread, but I feel neither insecure nor compelled to change anything in response to the news.

[baby]

It's not called a "public" key for nothing.