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Sounds more like they are unable to maintain the code since the TES takeover. Perhaps from having a fraction of the former team or being an unmaintainable fur-b
by oldcynic 8y ago
Sounds more like they are unable to maintain the code since the TES takeover. Perhaps from having a fraction of the former team or being an unmaintainable fur-ball?
TES are a long standing UK company so Wikispaces will have already been subject to the Data Protection Act if there is any possible GDPR angle. DPA wasn't so different, GDPR just adds, modernises and adjusts.