2015-04-13 15:15 GMT+02:00 Daniel Mustieles García < daniel.mustie...@gmail.com>:
> 2015-04-13 14:09 GMT+02:00 Andre Klapper <ak...@gmx.net>: > >> On Mon, 2015-04-13 at 13:37 +0200, Daniel Mustieles García wrote: >> > It has been an explicit request by the user, who doesn't want her >> > personal data appear in the web, data that are reachable by Google and >> > other search engines, so I think we should respect this decission due >> > to protect her personal data. >> >> l10n.gnome.org is a public website and I think it's recognizable as >> such. Sorry but if you don't want your personal data to appear on the >> web, don't put it on the web? Or maybe I don't understand the problem? >> > > Yes, it's a public web, but if at any momment I don't my personal data to > be in that web, I should be able to remove them. Note that those personal > data are required to be registered in the web, and be registered is a must > to follow DL's workflow, so there is no way to override the input of the > personal data. > > If at any momment, and whatever be the reason, an user wants to remove > his/her profile, we should be capable to do that. Maybe the personal > situation of the user has changed, and having such personal data in a > public website may cause problems. Why should be must deny the deletion of > that? > >> >> > Another possible solution is edit the profile with false data, but >> > that should not be honest for me. >> > >> https://l10n.gnome.org/users/detail_change/ allows editing anything. >> > > I know, but dou you really think that's an acceptable answer? Do you want > GNOME's public image to be a project in where users have to modify their > profile with false data because there is no mechanism to remove that > profile if requested? Are you interesed in having several Donald Duck > profiles, because the original profile can't be removed? I don't think it > would be good for GNOME as a serious project... > mail.gnome.org has had this exact policy for decades for its mailing lists; that is, not to remove or edit archived mails even though people have requested precisely that, and I do not think this has hurt the project reputation in any way. Please see the "My contact details are in your mailing list archives. Will you remove them?" section of https://mail.gnome.org/. Regards, Christian
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