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On 2021-07-28 16:12, Andrew Ammerlaan wrote: |
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>> Please read again what I've written. The origin of the contribution |
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>> should be traceable, not the contributor. |
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> What exactly is the difference? It seems to me that if a contributor |
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> authors a commit, then he or she *is* the origin of that commit. |
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That is how this looks to me as well. |
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> As a general rule of thumb, one should never collect personal |
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> information that one does not strictly require. And at the moment I |
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> still don't really understand why we *need* someone's 'legal name' |
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> (especially given that we cannot verify it). |
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This. |
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