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> That said, the already-accepted content will still be in the logs of the machine, even if it doesn't show up at all in the materialized state. Which is still
by perlgeek 8y ago
> That said, the already-accepted content will still be in the logs of the machine, even if it doesn't show up at all in the materialized state.
Which is still a disaster from a data privacy perspective (think GDPR requirements for deleting PII).
- jkarni 8y agoAs u/sneak pointed out, you can also completely remove things from the logs. It goes outside the semantics of the Radicle language itself, so it's not exactly first-class, but is possible.