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[Savannah-hackers] [support #102497] Deleting comments in bug reports? |
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Mon, 06 Oct 2003 02:19:47 -0400 |
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Support Request #102497, was updated on jeu 02.10.2003 à 18:15
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Category: Software
Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Summary: Deleting comments in bug reports?
By: yeupou
Date: lun 06.10.2003 à 08:19
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In fact, project admin can already damage a project but cannot remove
information submitted by other persons than themselves.
It already happened here that some project admins was no longer in
good terms with the others admins of the same project.
CVS allows you to remove revisions but not files (they go in attic).
In case of illegal content, it would be to us to handle it, not the project
admins.
Aside from that, I removed the offending comment from your bug report.
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By: earl
Date: lun 06.10.2003 à 05:53
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I under reservations about the ability to delete "history",
but my request would be restricted to project admins, who
already could do complete damage to a project.
Also, what is meant by "history"? Tracking all changes to
a particular item? CVS allows the removal of revisions,
so what makes bug reports any more special than a CVS
repository.
To me, it appears the commenting feature has a similiar
feel as forum software, and an administrator should have
the right to remove inappropriate comments.
Note, there could be potential legal consequences.
A malicious user could post any kind of text (and images)
to a bug, and if such text and/or images have liabilities
concerns, or violate laws, there should be a mechanism in
place that allows deletion of such date beyond hand-crafting
SQL queries.
I do request that the offending text of bug #4719 of the
mhonarc project be removed since it does pollute the
legitimate bug history, and since I do not know what it
says, I prefer to get rid of it.
Thanks.
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