Kim Thae Gwang

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.

Found on 24 September 2026 by searching GitHub's commit index for published persona addresses and reading which account GitHub attributes the commits to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has the signing address registered and verified, which only the holder of the mailbox can do, so an attributed account is one the address's holder controls, whichever repository the commits sit in and whenever the address was added. Counts are of the commits GitHub's search returns, up to 100. GitHub attributes 1 commit signed oleksiibohatyrenko2@gmail.com, an address browsercookies publishes for this persona, to the login fantasy-3136, which no longer resolves.

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.

Found on 24 September 2026 by searching GitHub's commit index for published persona addresses and reading which account GitHub attributes the commits to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has the signing address registered and verified, which only the holder of the mailbox can do, so an attributed account is one the address's holder controls, whichever repository the commits sit in and whenever the address was added. Counts are of the commits GitHub's search returns, up to 100. GitHub attributes 1 commit signed oleksiibohatyrenko2@gmail.com, an address browsercookies publishes for this persona, to the login fantasy-3136, which no longer resolves.

Found on 24 September 2026 by searching GitHub's commit index for published persona addresses and reading which account GitHub attributes the commits to. GitHub credits a commit to the account that has the signing address registered and verified, which only the holder of the mailbox can do, so an attributed account is one the address's holder controls, whichever repository the commits sit in and whenever the address was added. Counts are of the commits GitHub's search returns, up to 100. GitHub attributes 1 commit signed oleksiibohatyrenko2@gmail.com, an address browsercookies publishes for this persona, to the login fantasy-3136, which no longer resolves.

Read from the table image the post carries, rather than from its text. The post is the head of the thread whose later parts this file already cites: those parts restate the table in plain text, and the cells transcribed here are the ones no part reached. The researcher's own layout is what supplies the attribution -- a cell is headed with a Korean name and lists the aliases, accounts and addresses filed under it. The table writes the name without spaces, as KimThaeGwang, and annotates the third alias "claims Ukrainian" -- that is the researcher describing a nationality the persona asserts, not a statement about a real Ukrainian of that name.