Currently, the contributor's name is still visible despite the censoring because of mentions in note bodies, e.g. "Hey @larsmse did you fix the thingamabob yet?". We should try censoring that as well on a best-effort basis, e.g. using a regex (?:^|\s)(@[\w]+), which censors words beginning with @ which are preceded by nothing or whitespace. For example, "banana@thompson.com" would not be censored, but "@larsmse" or "hey @adawgasdfasdfwadsf" would be.
Currently, the contributor's name is still visible despite the censoring because of mentions in note bodies, e.g. "Hey @larsmse did you fix the thingamabob yet?". We should try censoring that as well on a best-effort basis, e.g. using a regex
(?:^|\s)(@[\w]+), which censors words beginning with@which are preceded by nothing or whitespace. For example, "banana@thompson.com" would not be censored, but "@larsmse" or "hey @adawgasdfasdfwadsf" would be.