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Yeah, my guess is that they implemented some EU regulation very lazily. > Unfortunately under these laws the issue isn’t yours or your projects. It was the use
by karussell 2y ago
Yeah, my guess is that they implemented some EU regulation very lazily.
> Unfortunately under these laws the issue isn’t yours or your projects. It was the users.
Are you sure? How it comes reddit implemented this differently?
The argument that the issues is owned by the creator might be true, but on the other hand the user creates the issue at a "foreign" project and knows that they don't "own" this conversation. Especially the comments in these issues are not "owned" by the issue creator. This does not make any sense, especially as it is a public issue.
- Aurornis 2y ago> Are you sure? How it comes reddit implemented this differently? User data removal requests are handled separately from user initiated account deletion. On Reddit you can find old threads where all of one person’s posts are removed. > but on the other hand the user creates the issue at a "foreign" project and knows that they don't "own" this conversation. Unfortunately it doesn’t matter what you, I, or the user thinks is right at time of creation. The only thing that matters is what the law says or implies. Users who invoke these laws often no longer care or even feel like they’re doing a good thing by hurting the original site in removing something they created.