I’m not from the U.S. either, so a lot of that is coming from a place of ignorance, so bear with me please. But the way I understand it, is that the website just lets you look up name and badge number - things that police officers (at least in most jurisdictions) are obliged to provide upon request, but often fail to do so in recent U.S. developments. So one could argue that this is more about access to information that should be available anyway, rather than doxxing people for the fun of it, right?

I mostly use git and I’ve recently been exploring anchorpoint as a way to bridge the gap between me and the less technical friends. It’s does the job reallt well and I’ve been happy with it so far. It being a wrapper around a git repo is a very convenient compromise - I get to pick my hosting, use CLI, while other members of the team can use a more robust visual program.

This Jew… ish man!