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Not gonna happen in Germany. In Germany if you own a website, you're obliged to tell the world your home address. (That is, by the way, why everyone knows where

• apples_oranges 8y ago
  Why do you mention him specifically? Did something happen because his address was known?
• q3k 8y ago
  That's not true. You need to provide an impression if your website has a commercial or journalistic character. Yes, it's vague and up to the interpretation of a court.
  • oytis 8y ago
    > Yes, it's vague and up to the interpretation of a court. Exactly. Depends on how much risk you're eager to take. And as a non-lawyer I'd prefer to take none. Most guides for laymen I've found stated that if it's not just about your kittens or vacation, it's not "purely private" any more. For instance, aforementioned Lennart who writes about his open source projects preferred to provide this info. I've also heard that the lawyers in this extortion business know some tricks to make the case land on a judge with "correct" interpretations of the related paragraphs. But that's not for sure, I've never been sued in Germany luckily.
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  • oytis 8y ago
    Oh, you're the guy behind zturn-stuff =) Thanks a lot, that's given me a great starting point to hack with this board. I hope I'll convince meta-xilinx maintainers to add support for it soon.