GitHub Account Appeal，thanks.

[obloe]

I am a GitHub user. I have been learning on GitHub since 2025, mainly focusing on compiling the source code of the XiaoZhi system, which has enabled the XiaoZhi devices I assembled to achieve better functionality. Meanwhile, I can communicate with other fellow code enthusiasts as well.
Specifically, when compiling source code locally, I use Visual Studio Code with either the ESP-IDF or PlatformIO compilation environment. With the assistance of GitHub Copilot, my work efficiency has improved significantly. I heard from friends that the Copilot feature was launched as early as 2024, but I only learned about and started using it in November 2025. Although my usage time is short, I am deeply impressed by its powerful functions. I am truly grateful to GitHub for providing such an excellent tool for programming enthusiasts.
Unfortunately, starting from March 15th, I experienced abnormal login issues with my GitHub account, and Copilot also failed to function properly during code compilation. I was quite confused by this sudden problem. After waiting for a few days, I registered the account 188437870@qq.com for emergency use. However, this account also became unavailable after one to two days, leaving me even more puzzled. Helplessly, I registered another account: wangyibing865@gmail.com.
It was not until March 20th that I learned GitHub was blocking accounts suspected of abuse or illegal use, and I finally realized what had happened. I have inspected my computer thoroughly: I only use it for the normal compilation of the XiaoZhi (Espressif - ESP32) source code and for AI assistance from Copilot during compilation, with no other improper activities.
I also found several emails from GitHub in my mailbox (I rarely check my emails on a daily basis).
I am now submitting an application for GitHub to review my accounts and restore normal access to obloe@126.com and wangyibing865@gmail.com.
Thank you.

[obloe]

As a Chinese GitHub user, my English is not very good, so please forgive me for any mistakes.

[krillmango]

Take a moment to consider how github registration handles "browser fingerprint", your ip address, and overlapping registration information.