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Keeping there names a secret is not the point. Its against it actually. It just about getting some time to find others, without dropping a plaintext Google spreadsheet.
I know. And I'm saying that won't work after someone writes a Twitter bot to reverse the hashes in seconds for the lulz, turning the approach into the equivalent of a plaintext Google spreadsheet.
Oh wow, public records that are meant to be accessible for other interested people are not fully secure? Who in the sec community would see that coming?!
I dunno, ask the OP, she seems to think it's not a problem and not worth discussing, considering, or making clear to those using this scheme.
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