+ [2014-10-09T23:23:06Z] pedro_morgan VxJasonxV: am trying to get in touch.. but no answers yet....
+ [2014-10-09T23:23:30Z] gitinfo For bug reports, feature requests, suggestions for improvement, or specific problems with an individual repo (or gist, etc.), please contact support via support@github.com or https://github.com/support
+ [2014-10-09T23:23:30Z] VxJasonxV you can always contact !sgc, but talking to someone who can add you back directly will likely be faster
+ [2014-10-09T23:23:52Z] VxJasonxV (support may also say that you need to contact one of them and may not do it for you, but I Don't know that for sure, just a guess)
+ [2014-10-09T23:24:48Z] pedro_morgan VxJasonxV: yep,, have contacted support already... ..am just suprised I could remove myself.. without some kinda warning, unless I was so tired etc.. !

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Posted by hesco in #github at 2014-10-09T16:24:31Z

how do I determine the commit hash that a tag refers to? Does it contaminate the history to delete and change the number of a published tag (on a project that hardly anyone has seen so far)?
+ [2014-10-10T00:07:06Z] wallbroken does github offer private project collaboration for free?
+ [2014-10-10T00:08:58Z] thibaultcha If you have a plan with private repositories, you can add anybody as a collaborator.
+ [2014-10-10T00:09:19Z] thibaultcha So if you manage to have a plan with private repos for free, yes
+ [2014-10-10T00:39:11Z] wallbroken thibaultcha, my question was a little bit different