Thanks for the response.
My vote is also no; Sugar Labs should not give other organisations an
unrestricted and unreviewed code execution path for machines under the
control of children, parents, or teachers.
Not even OLPC has that right. Sugar Labs always reviews code
contributions from OLPC in
You got it all wrong. The question you should ask is that why is Sugar Labs
organization and OLPC is using facebook and twitter? why create an account
with them? for me, the reason is to boost the knowledge of what SugarLabs or
OLPC is having e.g like a camp just like OLPC san francisco and the
Hi Samson,
I think that you missed the point of what James said. Facebook engages in
lots of tracking and questionable business practices, see the Stallman
article on this subject [1]. Maybe adding a link could be acceptable
(however do we want to send the message that we endorse facebook?), but
Sure that it helps track users location to know where your followers are coming
from. Also its enables Question and Answers, live streaming in case we have
some related sugar workshop. Attracts users to your page. lots more features
> Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2016 18:44:57 +1100
> From: qu...@laptop.or
Interesting idea.
What is the privacy impact? Will a content element like this make it
possible for Twitter or Facebook to track our visitors? Is that
tracking consistent with Sugar Labs own policies on privacy? Will
Sugar Labs have a contract with Twitter or Facebook, or is the
relationship st
