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Dan Armak <danarmak@g.o> writes: |
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> As for privacy: personally I wouldn't be against reporting my own |
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> usage in this way. So if make such a system and turn it off by |
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> default, there shuoldn't be a problem. Of course, if most Gentoo users |
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> keep it off, the data it gives us won't be as reliable. But in this |
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> sense I think it's worth a try. |
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As you said. I think most people will leave it off, mostly the |
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developers will turn it on I think. I can't see why we'd need this |
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information other then to use it for debugging purposes. And in that |
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case my solution will work just aswell. |
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Can't really see why users would see the point of sending a lot of |
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data to us everytime they rsync. And we developers will do cvs up |
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(which I guess many users will to when/if we make it possible to do |
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anonymous cvs). |
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Regards, |
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Mikael Hallendal |
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