Re: Why is RedHat using Piwik to track contributors?

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On Mon, 10 Oct 2016 19:41:39 -0000
"Jean-Baptiste Holcroft" <jean-baptiste@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Oh, please do not answer like this Kevin.

Well, not sure how else I can answer. We don't manage Zanata and don't
know how or why they setup things the way they did. 

> Red Hat decided to use Zanata, so the Fedora community use it, there
> is no possibility for us to use any other tool, so fedora.zanata.org
> is part of the Fedora project and as such, I'm asking the official
> RedHat Infrastructure team about usage of contributor statistics.

There are tools that the Fedora community uses that are not managed by
Fedora Infrastructure. Bugzilla is one example, Zanata is another,
Freenoode yet another. These are all tools where we had decided we
don't have the resources to run our own instances or feel that existing
tools are fine.

We do not manage zanata at all. We don't have any control over it. 
I cannot tell you why something was setup the way it was other than
asking the owner(s), which you can also do. 

> Why in the same time, we do not save IRC history but we do store time
> spent on each page, clicked item, and any other thing that Piwiki can
> track ? It is not my understanding of the PrivacyPolicy :
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal:PrivacyPolicy

This policy applies to Fedora Project resources. Bugzilla, Zanata and
Freenode have their own privacy policies. 

kevin

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