On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 2:05 PM, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
There’s also… “berechtigtes Interesse”, don’t know the English term,
> which *might* help. IANAL, TINLA.
>
"Legitimate interest." See <
https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/legitimate-interest/>.
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Antoine Thomas dixit:
>A famous cartoon about coders and development is joking today about the
>right for coders to delete their personal data in a project, because of
IIRC the GDPR/DSGVO has an exception for things the author published
themselves. An OSS contribution can be considered publicatio
Along these lines, I recently heard a discussion about the relationship
between GDPR and contributor license agreements (CLAs). If someone signs a
CLA with a foundation or other entity to contribute code, could they
request their "data" back (the signed CLA, their github ID, etc.)? Do CLA
signature
On 08/14/2018 06:39 AM, Antoine Thomas wrote:
> A famous cartoon about coders and development is joking today about the
> right for coders to delete their personal data in a project, because of
> GDPR in Europe. For an open source project, it would mean to have to
> create an "anonymous" coder to
Hello,
A famous cartoon about coders and development is joking today about the
right for coders to delete their personal data in a project, because of
GDPR in Europe. For an open source project, it would mean to have to create
an "anonymous" coder to transfer contributions.
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