Gitmask vs Publishing Assist

An easy way to contribute to OSS github projects anonymously

Github's tagline is social coding. Unfortunately that means that every commit you every make is visible to everyone.
All you have to do is add a gitmask remote to your working repository.
Once you push your code to Gitmask we strip out and replace embedded identifying info from your commits: author, email and timestamp. A pull request is made to the upstream Github repository with your changes, but now the originating IP is Gitmask, and the author is our anonymous Gitmask user account.

Authors can now be independent without having to be alone

Authors are usually faced with two options, and neither is very good. On the one hand, there are platforms that let you quickly distribute your book but do nothing to help your book be publishing-ready or to stand out from the crowd.

On the other hand, there are self-publishing services that sell exorbitant package deals, with vague promises of what they are delivering and mystery surrounding their high costs.

For an author new to publishing, it can be confusing concerning what's needed and what's not. As an experienced publisher, we provide a suite of services that give authors exactly what they need and nothing that they do not.

Publishing Assist was created to give you the ability to be independent without truly having to go it alone. Now you can buy competitively priced publishing services for your books as you want them, à la carte.