On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 12:54 PM, drew <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, 2011-08-04 at 21:44 -0400, drew wrote: >> On Thu, 2011-08-04 at 18:01 -0700, Dave Fisher wrote: >> > > <snip> > >> > > >> > > 5 - Currently the site references a Privacy Policy statement on the >> > > Oracle web site - will need to lockdown exactly where this now needs to >> > > point for Apache. >> > >> > a) Create the new Policy which should apply for all of the openoffice.org >> > content going forward. >> >> OK - a quick search finds these: >> http://maven.apache.org/privacy-policy.html >> >> http://continuum.apache.org/privacy-policy.html >> >> hmm - look rather similar don't they. >> >> Do you know of a specific boiler plate for Apache projects anywhere >> else? >> >> > >> > b) Put the page somewhere on the new www.openoffice.org site. >> > >> > > > > Alright - After Looking at a few more Privacy Policy pages it seems the > real question is: > > Will there be any web analytics running on the web sites? > > OpenOffice.org of course used such. > > The current OpenOffice.org site also uses the Oracle Privacy Policy > page. > > > It appears that Apache projects use Google, but not all Apache web sites > from what I can see. > > So we could start with the text from say the maven project's page above > for a first draft - the question becomes what about the last paragraph - > Will the sites be running google analytics, or something different, or > none at all on day one? >
Is this the privacy policy for the website or the wiki and forums? We track additional items for the wiki, right? For example, we track what pages you edit or create. And to the extent these services require registration we also store the users name, email address and a hash of their password. Because of the differences between the read-only web pages and the interactive forums and wiki, our privacy policy will be more complicated than the typical one used for Apache projects. To your other question Google Analytics is fine with me. > Thanks, > > Drew > >
