When publishing a program or library you get the option to make it public on your profile or to keep it private.
Keeping it private doesn't always work.
Example:-
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Allows for a GPS module to be connected to a serial port and exposes an easy to use API to get the GPS data. New feature, added Mbed/LPC17xx RTC synchronisation
Now, my library is public, that's fine. But look to the right under "Related to" and you'll see a program that's used by my library "GPS_Clock". I'm guessing that, since it says "(This is an unlisted program)" it really shouldn't be showing in the related to section.
Not that I'm complaining, how else am I going to know when people use my library. But I doubt 
logic star expected his program to be publicly listed anywhere on the site.
Simon Ford
When publishing a program or library you get the option to make it public on your profile or to keep it private.
Keeping it private doesn't always work.
Example:-
Go here:-
Import libraryMODGPS
Allows for a GPS module to be connected to a serial port and exposes an easy to use API to get the GPS data. New feature, added Mbed/LPC17xx RTC synchronisation
Last commit 21 Apr 2011 by
Andy K
Now, my library is public, that's fine. But look to the right under "Related to" and you'll see a program that's used by my library "GPS_Clock". I'm guessing that, since it says "(This is an unlisted program)" it really shouldn't be showing in the related to section.
Not that I'm complaining, how else am I going to know when people use my library. But I doubt
logic star expected his program to be publicly listed anywhere on the site.