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Add: telemetry policy to scope page #192

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@lwasser lwasser commented Feb 21, 2023

Telemetry is an important part of our scope policy. It sets the stage to our ethical stances on collecting data about how users use packages and also what platforms they are on.

On one hand it is incredibly valuable to developers.
On the other, users need to KNOW what is being collected, and what is done with that data (their data).

This sets the stage for such policy.

Also being discussed here


### Telemetry & user-informed consent

Your package should avoid collecting usage analytics. With
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from @choldgraf @NickleDave maybe something like this instead for the first sentence?

Your package must avoid collecting usage analytics without informing people using it.

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@@ -195,6 +195,27 @@ Packages to aid with instruction.

## Package technical scope


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from @tupui
I think we should do something similar, provide a template basically and tell how/where the info should be presented to the users


leah: i really LOVE this idea of pyos having a badge on its package listing so users know what is being collected IF ANYTHING? that way we are super clear about that in our catalog so it's a value added element. We can also ask maintainers to add a badge / template to their README file and some standard language in there as well.

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lwasser commented Aug 22, 2023

Ok - we haven't had any more feedback on this pr in a while. i'm going to go ahead and merge it as is. IF we need to modify the language at any time we can. but it's been sitting for several months now.

@lwasser lwasser merged commit 1ecb5a9 into pyOpenSci:main Aug 22, 2023
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