Hi @privacyadvocate, thank you for your thoughtful feedback. I agree, we will definitely be sharing this on the Privacy Guides forum. We’re waiting to be approved into the developers group before we can make a post in the project showcase area.
We know it’s a bit unusual for a privacy project to have personal names attached, but for us it’s part of being transparent about who’s building it. One of our co-founders holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science with expertise in security and privacy, and putting our names behind the work is a way of showing we’re not anonymous actors with hidden motives.
That said, we also want trust to be verifiable without relying on identity, through open code, reproducible builds, and (soon) transparent, immutable updates. We also welcome pseudonymous contributors, and the project itself will never require tying use to real-world identities.