On 10/12/2016 12:47 AM, Alex Eng wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> If you're unaware, there has been a discussion about Zanata terms
> (http://zanata.org/terms) in http://fedora.zanata.org does not match
> with Fedora policy (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal/PrivacyPolicy
> <https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal/PrivacyPolicy>).
> We are happy to update the terms link (bottom of
> http://fedora.zanata.org) to the fedora policy page if that is agreed by
> everyone.
>
> Also, http://fedora.zanata.org has been gathering visitor statistics in
> the backend (Piwik). It only gather page view data, not personal
> information. The data valueable to Zanata team to study and understand
> the user workflow and behaviour that will incooperate into our design
> work. Does anyone have any concern over this? Or wish it to be removed
> from fedora.zanata.org <http://fedora.zanata.org>?
>
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I don't see any real need for such tracking (who came, who did
something, when, where, etc) in a online translation platform, in order
to improve "…the desing…" of platform itself. But if that helps, I don't
mind being tracked.
> Please notice it hurt to see you set the statistics you want as a
> developpement team, while you do not set the statistics we need to
> help Language Coordination in Zanata.
>
>
> Not sure I understand your point here. Do you wish to see some of the
> piwik statistics which could help with language coordination? If so, we
> would be happy to share those with the community.
It would be great to have Piwik provide language activity to GTEs or
language coordinators. As a coordinator I need to be notified of any
contribution for my locale, in order to promptly review the new
contributions. In a huge project, for a big team (19 formally registered
so far) this is really hard. Even harder if you take in account that
Fedora is not the only project you have to take care.
A simple email with the link of the project where contribute was made
will help GTEs to react much more quickly and effectively.
Regards,
Besnik
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