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Hi guys!

I'm really sorry if this has been asked before, but I have searched and couldn't find anything.

I'm creating an blog that I wish to remain completely anonymous. However, I've noticed the default placeholder email Ghost uses is jamie@example... While for the majority of people this won't be an issue, as my name is jamie, I don't even want to have this or Jamie Larson as the placeholders.

I can see the two lines of code I need to change are:

<input id=​"input-name" class=​"gh-portal-input" type=​"text" name=​"name" placeholder=​"Jamie Larson" autocomplete=​"off" autocorrect=​"off" autocapitalize aria-label=​"Name" value>​

<input id=​"input-email" class=​"gh-portal-inpu

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Don’t worry, there’s a tl;dr at the bottom!

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