Webhooks
Reading your webhooks…
A webhook posts what happens to a paper or a repository to your own service, as it happens: a research issue opened or closed, code linked to a paper, a release tied to a version of the paper, an issue, a pull request, a release. A journal, a lab or an index can follow its papers this way. Every delivery is signed with the webhook's secret, in the header X-Hub-Signature-256, as GitHub's are: how to check it.
OSCR sends what its pages already show (a title, a page's address, the time, a GitHub login), never a text, never an email address. It never posts to a private network or to this machine, and it follows no redirection.